Sentence examples for whose means from inspiring English sources

"Noble ends do not save a speech-restricting statute whose means are poorly tailored," Justice Stevens said.

Her own mother, whose means were just as modest, had a dedicated and affectionate aunt, and Clinton thinks that must have had an effect.

For a small nation whose means can be seen as limited the circumstances looked intolerable, although that misapprehension had been disposed of by the interval.

Those who have benefited most from the conditions which have been to their advantage, whose means have been most generously enhanced should quite properly be expected to contribute proportionately.

John Ryle, a London-based anthropologist who runs the Rift Valley Institute, which focusses on eastern Africa, told me, "There is a generation of southerners who have known nothing but war, and a cadre of southern youth whose means of survival is the gun.

And so Mr. Coburn, a Republican and one of the longest-standing deficit hawks on Capitol Hill, finds himself on a divergent path from the Tea Party newcomers whose spirit and politics he shares but whose means he is at odds with.

Resignedly, he begins dating the repellent Joanne Clarke, a biology teacher whose "mean streak" is about to become a lot meaner.

We wonder why these fortunate people, whose meanest thought is worth a million dollars, should be so cross.

It produces audio feature vectors whose mean is zero.

A maximally robust state is one whose mean robustness is minimal.

The only complete spacelike surfaces in whose mean curvature satisfies (45).