Sentence examples for whose spreads from inspiring English sources

Decimalization has narrowed the spread between the highest bids and lowest offers, meaning individual investors are paying less when buying stocks and getting more when selling them, much to the chagrin of Nasdaq marketmakers whose spreads have been crimped.

This weekend I shuttled between friends and family surviving on food stamps and those whose spreads employed the best that florists and caterers had to offer.

Now he's battling a pathogen whose spread could cause starvation.

At its best, the poetry of Alt Lit mixes three elements whose spread to mainstream literature would add extra richness.

PIMCO is looking to make profits by picking up and holding debt whose spread has widened further than it should have in the general conflagration.

They produce microwave beams whose spreading angle is proportional to the ratio of the wavelength of the constituent waves to the diameter of the dish.

It was a mottled yellow and brown: signs of coffee rust, a disease whose spread has been influenced by climate variability.

The announcement is the latest effort by the Chinese government to confront a disease whose spread officials once actively sought to conceal.

Transposable elements (TEs) are now recognized not only as parasitic DNA, whose spread in the genome must be controlled by the host, but also as major players in genome evolution and regulation1-6.

The blaze, one of a handful of local brush fires whose spread was hastened by high winds last month, drew firefighters from more than 100 departments in Suffolk and Nassau Counties and prompted a mandatory evacuation for some residents in nearby Riverhead.

One frequently cited problem with farmed fish, particularly salmon, is sea lice, whose spread has become such a problem in Scotland that the government is considering a ban on coastal fish farms.