Sentence examples for whose pros from inspiring English sources

By current industry practice, XVA desks are the desks first consulted in all major trades, whose pros and cons are assessed in terms of incremental XVAs.

For each proposed category of impact we summarized a set of indicators whose pros and cons are presented and briefly discussed.

The Proca case is embarrassing for Moldova, whose pro-European coalition government collapsed in March.

Mr. Chávez, a former military officer whose pro-Cuban positions have placed him at odds with Washington, has refused.

The light-welterweight Gavin also faces a Georgian in George Kadaria, whose pro record features five wins and three defeats.

Within minutes of my appeal, I heard from Reese T., whose pro-bono suggestion was simple: "Two words: Cliff Notes".

Love has his old friends Fred Couples, Jeff Sluman, Scott Verplank and Mike Hulbert, a lesser known 54-year-old whose pro career featured three Tour victories.

Granted, it was not as ecstatic as the applause that greeted Sam Brownback, another presidential wannabe whose pro-life credentials are beyond question.

Uniting in common cause is their best hope of neutralizing Moktada al-Sadr, whose pro-Iran faction has long insisted that all American troops must leave.

Both Soulé and Pimm seem infuriated by Kareiva's close relationship with Mark Tercek, the president of the Nature Conservancy, whose pro-business initiatives were described by D.

Dave Duerson was once a world-class athlete, a perfect physical specimen whose pro football career included Super Bowl championships with the Chicago Bears and New York Giants.