Sentence examples for whose supporting from inspiring English sources
The phrase "whose supporting" is not correct in standard written English as it lacks a clear noun to modify.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to something that is supported by a person or entity, but it needs to be part of a larger, grammatically complete sentence. Example: "The report, whose supporting data was collected over several years, provides valuable insights."
"Branding is part of the design," he said of the Simplehuman line, whose supporting sales motto, with a similar genetic-sounding perfection, is "Tools for Efficient Living".
Like nearly every other recent gangster film, this one includes in its cast at least one graduate of "The Sopranos," many of whose supporting players have become a sort of Rent-a-Mobster franchise.
The craft seems to have suffered a catastrophic failure of one of its two solar panels, the same instrument whose supporting arm cracked just after launch 10 years ago.
The failure to catch fire in Iowa is perhaps most embarrassing for Bush, whose supporting super PAC aired nearly $15 million in ads in the Hawkeye State -- more than any other Republican candidate.
In fact, Pediatrics published a study in 2005 that found that of the mothers whose supporting partners were taught how to help manage common breastfeeding problems, about 25percentt were still breastfeeding exclusively or predominately when their babies were six months old.
Sanders' supporters represent a key voting bloc for Clinton, whose support has declined in recent polling.
Politicians whose support had been expected were holding back.
She also met with Democratic groups whose support she needed.
Not a whole group of people whose support we need.
First, President Clinton, whose support of lawyers has been slavish, may veto the bill.
The leftist parties on whose support the government depends won't like it either.
