Sentence examples for whose staffs from inspiring English sources

Toyota told customers Monday that parts were on the way to dealers, whose staffs were being trained.

The need to help this troubled population has forced campus mental health centers — whose staffs, on average, have not grown in proportion to student enrollment in 15 years — to take extraordinary measures to make do.

Over the next three years, about 1,800 elderly heart patients, at a cost of $7,200 each, will follow the program, run out of at least 15 centers whose staffs are trained by Dr. Ornish, for one year.

One study looked at T.P.A. use nationwide in 57 hospitals whose staffs were experienced at using the drug; the other looked at 29 community hospitals in the Cleveland area where, in general, the staffs were less experienced.

One of Mr. Bush's advisers added that he does not want to replicate the dynamic between Mr. Reagan and his father, who were not that close when they entered the White House and whose staffs regarded each other warily.

The program, known as the Mayors Challenge, sought ideas last summer from cities across the country with populations of 30,000 or more, and this fall narrowed the list to 20 finalists, whose staffs came to New York for an "ideas camp" where they worked to hone and advance their proposals.

Not, though, from the IMF, whose staff reversed their earlier leniency towards the country.

Another is to fine companies whose staff chuck their cigarette ends onto the street.

Accenture, a consulting firm whose staff often work at clients' offices, is a case in point.

He joined Ballet West, whose staff was largely drawn from the Joffrey, in 2007.

It has outsourced teaching in prisons to companies whose staff lack teaching degrees.