These rules also apply to those whose living arrangements approximate family relationships.
People whose "living patterns" were primarily focussed on fulfilling a temperament need were labelled Compulsive.
However, the presence of additional taxa whose living relatives thrive in relatively moist conditions today suggests a relatively humid environment.
Mr. Lewis, whose living arrangements were unsettled during the last two years, recently moved into a new apartment.
As one whose living depends on copyright protection, I couldn't see myself denying others the value of their creative labors.
A World Cup is quite enough of an ordeal for our soccer players, whose living it is.
Another reason is simply a shortage of money among people whose living standards, once among the highest in the Arab world, have sunk to penury for millions.
One of them was in honor of Ivan T. Sanderson, whose "Living Mammals of the World," was published by Hanover House, a sub-division of Doubleday.
As a thriller writer, whose living depends upon being able to summon up exciting stories to order, I'm relieved to discover that there really is a genuine benefit in apparently pointless activities.
MSAs/PMSAs include areas surrounding the major cities whose living wage laws are studied; but MSA residents who live in suburbs tend to work in the central city, where jobs are concentrated (Cervero, 2002).
with the authority to impose greater restrictions on firms whose living wills are not credible.
