Sentence examples for whose projects from inspiring English sources

Oil companies, whose projects can last for 20 years, are still more cautious.

Mr. Tai provides entrepreneurial coaching for students whose projects might spin into start-ups.

All of which brings us to the role of the politically wired developer, whose projects are catnip to politicians.

Other photographers have documented the lives of gangsters — like Jocelyn Bain Hogg, whose projects documented the British underworld.

"I had to stop," she says now, echoing many writers whose projects were upended by the revolution.

Martin E. Weaver, a noted historical preservationist whose projects ranged from buildings to steam locomotives, died on Wednesday in Ottawa.

During this period, however, he is typically also working with other photographers whose projects are at earlier stages of development.

Employees whose projects were finished and who could not be reassigned to new ones were being let go.

People spoke about the builders Pulte Homes (whose projects tended to be more upscale) and Toll Brothers (more proletarian).

4. The regions that do have political support will be those whose projects survive, even if the economic case isn't as strong.

"We discover interesting small companies whose projects, or just their teams, complement well our company," Mr. Georgiev said in an e-mail.