Sentence examples for whose powerhouse from inspiring English sources

Even China, whose powerhouse growth has so far defied all expectations, has demographic demons.

The case deeply divided the town, whose powerhouse Steubenville High School football team has been a source of pride amid gloomy economic conditions.

For this Celebrate Brooklyn performance the California native will be joined by a New Yorker, Ms. Zukerman, whose powerhouse vocals should battle the guitar fireworks in clever ways.

Franco Corelli, the Italian tenor whose powerhouse voice, charismatic presence and movie-star good looks earned him the adoration of opera fans from the 1950's until his retirement in 1976, died yesterday in Milan.

The profits go to Kids Company, whose powerhouse founder, Camila Batmanghelidjh, appears toward the end of the evening, lauding headliners Coldplay for "honouring the social contract and behaving in an ethical way".

The likable supporting cast includes Richard H. Blake as Elle's narcissistic ex-boyfriend, the poised Kate Shindle as her chief rival, the charmingly nerdy Christian Borle as the man who sees her true worth and Orfeh, whose powerhouse voice seems a bit at odds with her hang-dog character, the love-bruised manicurist who becomes Elle's best friend.

Osborne, whose northern powerhouse initiative has faltered under Theresa May's government, led tributes to Bernstein.

Such funding prejudice doesn't surprise me from this government, whose "northern powerhouse" rhetoric is as self-serving and patronising as everything else it does.

The country regards itself as an export powerhouse whose goods are prized abroad.

Take General Electric, the U.S. corporate powerhouse whose products include medical equipment, turbines and locomotives.

And the United States is now far more reluctant to alienate a rising economic powerhouse whose diplomatic heft makes its cooperation crucial on many security matters, including North Korea and Iran.