Sentence examples for whose reliance from inspiring English sources
Still another method is practiced by the Swiss, whose reliance on transient foreign "guest workers" blocks labor-union power.
That documentation started with Nike, whose reliance on factories using unfair labor practices in Asia led to public protest in the 1990s.
It is the latest piece of good news for the country, whose reliance on exports meant that it took a hard hit during the global economic crisis.
The 56-year-old scholar, tall and voluble with a salt-and-pepper beard, has often argued with colleagues whose reliance on the Bible he finds misguided.
Even by the standards of a dire show whose reliance on witless gimmicks almost defines it, Today At Wimbledon scraped the barrel a few years back with "Gruntwatch".
And he accused the Democrats of acting like County Executive Thomas S. Gulotta, whose reliance on nonrecurring revenues in the past has drawn heavy criticism.
They outclassed Valencia, in every department, whose over reliance on striker Soldado was fully exploited.
What about all the other public universities, the ones whose overall reliance on state funding is far greater than Berkeley's, or Michigan's?
He's putting more of himself in the music, too, a notable shift for an artist whose continued reliance on the Nashville songwriting machine has often seemed like an effort to deflect interest in the details of his private life.
Latinos, whose self-reliance and old-fashioned morality would seem to make them natural Republicans, have been enraged by Republican support for anti-immigrant proposals, both locally and in Congress.Mr Gingrich, sensing the drift, began last year to soft-pedal his party's bids to restrict immigration and end job preferences based on race.
In March 1943, Strong was appointed Assistant Chief of Staff for Intelligence (G-2) at General Dwight Eisenhower's Allied Force Headquarters (AFHQ), replacing Brigadier Eric Mockler-Ferryman, whose over-reliance on Ultra sources had led to a misinterpretation of the enemy's intentions leading up to the disastrous Battle of the Kasserine Pass.
