Sentence examples for whose prospective from inspiring English sources

For instance, many of the banks' hedges are credit default swaps whose prospective payouts would be in euros.

An unknown number of children whose prospective parents have backed out of their adoptions are in foster care.

Some considered the story of a graduate student whose prospective new boss asked him to help fulfill the lab's wish list for equipment.

Opposing the Roman Catholic pro-Habsburg party, whose prospective Bohemian king Ladislav was still a minor, he captured Prague in 1448, thereafter defeating the Habsburg faction.

By 1894, an article in The Eagle was calling Agate "a very short and very exclusive little street" whose prospective tenants were required to produce "the highest testimonials as to social and financial standing".

Should he get the job, Dr. Gupta will be working for the Department of Health and Human Services, whose prospective assistant secretary for public affairs is Linda Douglass, a longtime network news correspondent who left journalism for Mr. Obama's campaign last spring.

We spent months with [co-founder] Dan Hill [who was formerly a director of product and performance marketing at Airbnb and whose startup connects prospective donors with local philanthropies].

Wadsworth tells me of a prospective client whose highest-ranking image was his prison mugshot.

Two prospective investors whose support was crucial to saving the channel from bankruptcy have bowed out, citing "changes in the regulatory climate".Further steps are now being mooted.

Mortgage lenders are taking a harder look at prospective borrowers whose income has temporarily fallen while they are on leave, including new parents at home taking care of a baby.

"We have never had as difficult a budget round as this," said a Polish diplomat, whose country, the biggest prospective beneficiary of E.U. regional aid, will have to steer negotiations from July 1 as holder of the bloc's rotating presidency.