Sentence examples for whose takings from inspiring English sources

Now it seems to be going after those whose takings are so visible that they undermine national security, either by inflaming domestic dissatisfaction or by weakening the military.

"This weekend will be crucial," said the owner of a chain of Paris bars, whose takings have fallen by around 30 per cent.

Compare that with American Sniper, the other dark-horse drama stacking up blockbuster-level readies, whose takings are 70% American – very much a unilateral box-office phenomenon.

The low-price tablet trend has already benefited Dixons and Argos, whose Christmas takings were lifted by strong demand for cheaper tablets.

But the frontman, whose penalty-taking prowess is well known, was firmly backing himself to score all the same.

The administration, anticipating that argument, called its tax a "financial crisis responsibility fee" aimed at those institutions whose risk-taking caused the problem in the first place.

Other strikers include Greek tax collectors (whose bribe-taking is one reason why the country is broke) and taxi drivers furious over plans to make them issue receipts, keep accounts and pay taxes on their full incomes.

And even if a half-point cut did help the markets on Tuesday, it might prove less beneficial in the long run, in his view, because it would send the wrong message to trading firms whose risk-taking helped land the markets in the mess they have been in lately.

The downside: He'll own Rockstar, a hit factory whose risk-taking sometimes veers into recklessness.

We explored the possibility that the effect differed in those participants who used a pillbox to organize their tablets and whose medication-taking routine may have been disrupted by switching to an electronic container for their main glucose lowering agent, but found no evidence for this.

These people formerly known as the "nearly poor"—were just the sort whose savings deposit-taking MFIs had hoped to target.The squeeze on credit could expose additional frailties in the microfinance model.