Sentence examples for whose scientists from inspiring English sources

One is Iraq, whose scientists already have the know-how.

I don't pay for these drugs, they are provided by GlaxoSmithKline, whose scientists developed Tykerb.

At Johns Hopkins, whose scientists have pioneered embryonic stem cell research, Dr. Zerhouni helped create the Institute for Cell Engineering.

Microsoft is adamant about retaining a pure research department reminiscent of the old Bell Laboratories, whose scientists were awarded six Nobel Prizes over the years.

The Australian Institute of Marine Sciences AIMSS) is a government-backed agency whose scientists have published widely on the health of the reef since the 1970s.

In doing so, it has relied on the good will and budgets of other institutions, whose scientists put aside their own work.

Charlie is a down-at-heel princess whose scientist mother has gone AWOL, leaving her father the king to become progressively sadder and madder in her absence.

At the same time, Atwood's best fiction is sustained by a specificity of detail — a capacity for noticing — that might be expected from one whose scientist father introduced her to a microscope at a young age.

But try telling that to a romantic waxing rapturous about the clouds whose scientist partner interjects with the Latin names of cumulus forms and their implications for global climate change.

Last.fm, whose data scientists are also pretty good at visualising data, have the answer.

The industry memorably set up the Tobacco Institute, whose tame "scientists" produced report after report purporting to debunk the surgeon general's warnings.