Sentence examples for whose seeking from inspiring English sources

Then, there is the utterly Ringling-Brothers-ridiculous rise to fame of former "Teen Mom" star Farrah Abraham, whose seeking of lurid attention and unwillingness to take her millions in adult film profits and go away to quietly raise her daughter in wealth and obscurity has caused a rise among necrophiliacs and provided near-constant fodder for the news media.

In the multilevel model, however, the corresponding difference in birth weights between infants whose mothers sought adequate prenatal care and those whose mothers did not seek adequate prenatal care is only about 2121 grams.

In the single-level model, holding other factors constant, the birth weight of infants whose mothers sought adequate prenatal care while pregnant is higher than that of the infants whose mothers did not seek adequate prenatal care by about 2205 grams.

There's a "business community," whose members seek to put each other out of business.

And go, for example, to the Royal Court, whose Young Writers Programme seeks, encourages and advises new talent.

He was a moderate Islamist — a minority position in a country whose leaders seek to impose majority rule, often absolutely.

Mr. Paterson was not the first governor whose aides sought to exert control over a police entourage.

Last year I joined a party whose policies sought to radically improve our society and environment: the Greens.

The state human rights body has hired a lawyer to review the case of a girl whose mother sought her divorce from an 80-year-old man.

If there are heroic figures in his story, they are the chemotherapists and the biomedical scientists whose researches seek ever more specific targets for drug action.

Proposals circulating on Capitol Hill vary, but they all would impose some limits or approval authority on salaries of executives whose firms seek help.