Sentence examples for whose purposes are from inspiring English sources

Brasília's police force has searched Ailanto's premises in Rio de Janeiro, seizing documents.Alongside these deals run three others whose purposes are not immediately obvious.

So – provocatively – starts her deep-time dream of 4bn years of Earth-history, whose "purposes" are to demonstrate that we are all "creatures of the land", substantially produced by the terrain on which we live, and to advance a synthetic cosmogony of consciousness, culture and geology.

The prestige of the U.S. Navy, which is broadly questioned as gunboat diplomacy in Latin America, is hardly a reason to defend a base whose purposes are obsolete.

And after the revelations of the first season, one of the gifts of the second – which creator Sam Esmail is directing entirely himself – is that it brings new characters and situations whose purposes are, for the moment, veiled.

All organizations have rules for their staff, whose purposes is saving on costs and staff time by prescribing routine responses to different situations.

New buildings whose purpose is unclear.

This is a state whose purpose is to maximise the opportunities for all members of society.

It was an all-day hearing whose purpose was to record comments on the proposed ruling.

The school was a mill, whose purpose was to grind you into its product.

A cat is still technically a possession, but a possession whose purpose is companionship.

At times, it seemed an affectation whose purpose was not quite clear.