Sentence examples for whose practical from inspiring English sources

Researchers are making steady progress at work whose practical prospects are promising, if uncertain.

Today, the international community is seeking to disarm a country whose practical security is being systematically endangered.

But he has been far more deliberate in going after a problem that is equally pressing and whose practical consequences are more immediate: a multibillion-dollar budget gap.

A solitary grooved beacon, whose practical military use is a puzzle, sits majestically atop a coarse outcrop over swirling seas at Les Landes, Jersey.

Engels, the author of an expose of the horrendous plight of Lancashire millworkers, introduced Marx, whose "practical knowledge of capitalism was nil," to the dismal science.

He took a refreshingly sane view of the world, refusing to fall prey to fashionable theories, or the pronouncements of those whose practical experience was negligible or non-existent.

That includes those guns, he might have added, whose only practical function is to kill many people quickly.

On October 29th the Supreme Court upheld a controversial broadcasting law, approved in 2009, whose main practical effect would be to break up the media empire of the Clarín group, one of her leading critics.

Hilary Cottam Hilary is an award-winning social entrepreneur whose innovative, practical work includes a radical approach to supporting older people in the community, a family-led programme where those with multiple needs design their own futures, and ground-breaking work on unemployment and health.

Nevertheless, at the very minimum the lawsuit would require teachers wishing to support their unions' political activities to now "opt in" to fund them — a change whose largest practical effect would be to greatly reduce the unions' money for political activities and to erode their influence.

They are white elephants whose only real practical uses today are as tourist attractions and movie sets.