Sentence examples for whose strengths from inspiring English sources

WINE LIST -- An extraordinary list, whose strengths lie in Burgundy.

Players can play as one of nine soldier classes whose strengths and weaknesses are well balanced.

That search, he said, will focus on candidates whose strengths lean toward the administrative.

For example, assemble a core team of leaders whose strengths complement your weaker areas.

The admissions committee selects candidates whose strengths best match the objectives of each area of concentration.

Contestants: The ruling group and various new opposition parties, whose strengths and programs are still unclear.

Examples abound: Iraq, Israel, Palestine, Sri Lanka, etc. America, whose strengths have been its secularism and religious tolerance, take heed.

Unlike Baby Connect, whose strengths and weaknesses I'll detail in a moment, WebMD Baby comes packed with information.

In the magazine industry, Mr. Kuhn is regarded as an editor whose strengths are his ideas, connections and packaging skills with a bent toward celebrity articles.

Maybe a better orchestra would have spoken more eloquently for Mr. Menotti's instrumental writing, but this is an opera whose strengths lie on the stage and nowhere else.

Such a fund could also be handed to a manager from Perpetual, a British arm of Amvescap whose strengths include equity value and income investing.