Sentence examples for whose ranks from inspiring English sources

stars or creators, whose ranks include the producer Jerry Bruckheimer.

They made up the Northern Alliance that fought the Taliban, whose ranks are dominated by Pashtuns.

Barack Obama's administration in 2009 angered and upset many conservatives, whose ranks nevertheless remained divided.

This can only come from the community within whose ranks the extremists emerge..

Anger runs deep in Homs at the nation's security forces, whose ranks are filled disproportionately by Alawites.

There are no bas-relief memorials, as there are at some firehouses whose ranks were devastated on Sept. 11.

Even the staff, a dedicated group whose ranks turn over infrequently, is endowed with a measure of counterculture cachet.

For its part, she said, the audience, whose ranks now include about 500 subscribers, has generously supported the concerts.

Support is stronger among the older, and especially among Conservative voters, in whose ranks it reaches 82%.

Theirs is the prevailing army, among whose ranks Robert Fagles emerges as a new and noble standard-bearer.

He built credibility with the powerful North Korean military, whose ranks he purged in recent months, replacing some top leaders with his own loyalists.