Sentence examples for whose result from inspiring English sources

They looked uninterested and leaden in a match whose result had seemed certain from the moment the teams were announced.

"No other experiment whose result can be directly compared in a model-independent way is available so far," she said.

I don't know how it happened, but I completely missed a by-election contest whose result was declared last week.

"An election whose result is clear beforehand is treason to the rights and ideals of the nations," said Rajabali Mazroui, another member of the group.

What made this year so difficult was the coincidence that Argentina's default was followed closely by a presidential election in Brazil whose result was uncertain for months.

All this is being put at risk, as a result of craven acceptance of an "advisory" referendum whose result was almost certainly determined by the false prospectus offered by the Brexiters.

It certainly prolonged and may have changed the dynamic of the month-old struggle between the two for Florida's 25 electoral votes, whose result will determine who becomes the 43rd president.

Only the most avid golfer might be expected to snap up a book about relative unknowns laboring in the background of a tournament whose result is already known to all.

Thus the paradox of a "pro-life" administration adopting a policy whose result will be tens of thousands of additional abortions each year — along with more women dying in childbirth.

Kaletsky takes issue with the way so many of the establishment seem to have caved in without a fight in the face of a referendum whose result even the former editor of the Sun objects to.

Three months later, when the House of Representatives convened hearings into the election, whose result Harrison contested, Davis's victory was upheld on the ground that any "man of ordinary courage" could have made his way to the polls.