Sentence examples for whose situation is from inspiring English sources

The unpaid Turkish employés are pillaging the houses of the Greeks, whose situation is pitiable.

Steinbrenner also briefly addressed Mariano Rivera, whose situation is very similar to Jeter's, except that he is coming off another standout season.

'Hidden homeless' households, according to the report, are people "who may be considered homeless but whose situation is not 'visible' either on the streets or in official statistics".

The free food is only given out to those whose situation is critical and who are referred to the trust by frontline workers such as doctors, social workers and Citizens Advice Bureaux.

After 21 years in Bahrain, she said she sometimes would like to let the protesters know there are other people whose situation is perhaps worse, since non-Bahrainis have no rights to welfare.

The union pointed to figures from Herbert H. Lehman High School in the Bronx, which was slated to close and reopen in September, but whose situation is now in flux.

However, appeals from the Syrians, whose situation was desperate by October 9, ultimately forced Sadat to change his mind for political reasons, against the protests of his commanders.

"You had African American families, whose situation was that they were poor when they came, middle class as a result of working at the facility," she explained.

The rest were marked as "Marginal", whose situation were intermediated between "Absent" and "Present'.

But for those whose situations are not so obviously problematic, the varying policies of landlords have caused as much confusion as prevention.

After my initial shock at this unsuspected betrayal, I began to recall patients I had seen whose situations were not that dissimilar.