Sentence examples for whose maturity from inspiring English sources

Tony Richardson, the Jets fullback whose maturity and leadership help to balance the franchise's sudden success.

Various reports had Miami having second thoughts about Beasley, whose maturity has been questioned.

A meditation on the intensity of heartbreak, woven by a director whose maturity has evolved at an astonishing rate.

The grouping offered a study in contrasts: there was the 33-year-old Watson, who acts younger than his years, and Zhang, whose maturity makes him seem older.

Money market funds, which are often treated as extremely liquid investments, may hold securities whose maturity date is as long as 397 days.

Rivers, who played one season with the Clippers, said he looked forward to working with Blake Griffin, the highlight-reel power forward, and DeAndre Jordan, the center whose maturity and development have been criticized within the organization.

Futures, like bonds, come with maturities, and some index funds automatically buy the futures whose maturities are shortest.

If you don't want to do that, stick with funds whose maturities stay close to the average.

The ECB will buy unlimited quantities of securities whose maturities are three years or less, but sterilise (or offset) the bond purchases with sales elsewhere.

The carriers are updating their fleets these days, so more of these bonds (whose maturities range from 7 to 18 years) will be around for you.

The company chooses Porter's value chain to structure the corporate activities (1st perspective), and the sustainability maturity model of Cagnin et al. (2011) whose sustainability maturity levels develop from ad hoc (1), planned in isolation (2), managed with no integration (3), excellence at corporate level (4), to high performance sustainability net (5) (2nd perspective).