Sentence examples for whose principle is from inspiring English sources

It's a look at the phenomenon whose principle is staying focused on the moment, rather than lingering on past traumas.

The aim of this paper was to develop a method of producing Functionally Graded Materials (FGMs) by powder metallurgy whose principle is similar to the solid freeform fabrication.

Especially impressive is the performance of Kati Kuroda as an old neighbor whose principle is that people ought to get what they deeply desire, but whose glances and tone of voice betray deep layers of conflict.

What I found most unsettling about the attack and its aftermath, beyond the thousands of lives lost, was the feeling of being subject to people whose principle is divinely sanctioned violent revenge — not legal justice and respect for life.

The Bendix attempt to take control of Martin Marietta in 1982 gained considerable attention because of Marietta's unusual countertakeover offer for Bendix, called the "Pac-Man defense," whose principle is: "My company will eat yours before yours eats mine".1 Some describe this kind of contest as disgraceful.

This is because getting into high levels of debt in the assurance that you will make enough to repay it later is the sort of approach that appeals to investment bankers looking for leverage, not people of modest income whose principle is always to avoid debt.

TBF was measured with the hydrogen clearance method (Hori et al, 1991, 1996) whose principle was described in detail by Aukland et al (1964).

What is driving Doss, this goofy kid, whose principles are as upstanding as his quiff?

Admission Tina Fey plays a university officer whose principles are turned upside down by Paul Rudd and an adopted child.

Mr. Dreyfus is her devoted friend and former lover, the Duke of Orléans, whose principles are far less steadfast.

We need an economics whose principles are ecologically sustainable wealth creation, cultural inventiveness, equality and human flourishing.