Sentence examples for whose the problem from inspiring English sources

Nixon's Bicentennial Commission wanted to offer a different history, one at considerable variance with the best emerging scholarship (including the work of David Brion Davis, whose "The Problem of Slavery in the Age of Revolution" won the National Book Award in 1976, while Edmund S. Morgan's "American Slavery, American Freedom" was a runner-up).

Given their stage of development and the near double-digit growth of their Asian neighbours and competitors (whose performance the problem cases used easily to match), this is not nearly as high as it ought to be.

I divided the class into three groups -- one played the student leader, another played a faculty opponent and the final group played the academic dean on whose desk the problem landed.

But implicit in these reports are shortcomings of Mr. Hespe's predecessor, Leo Klagholz, and possible errors by Ms. Bolden's predecessor, Beverly L. Hall, who is now superintendent of Atlanta schools and during whose tenure the problems developed.

A stochastic method based optimization structure is designed in order to solve the optimization problem whose the objective function is discontinuous, non-differentiable, complex and highly non-linear.

Notably, Kramer had referred to Koch and other government and medical officials whose attention to the problem he deemed insufficient as "murderers".

It was a scene whose subtlety encapsulates the problem of dealing with the Mediterranean migration crisis by targeting individual smugglers and their boats.

(3) Resource Allocation: the power allocation is given by whose entries solve the problem (5)  .

The study was conducted through the EnergyPlus simulation program, whose applicability to the problem was first tested.

In The Ground of Induction (1947) he makes original use of results already established in probability theory, whose significance for the problem of induction he was the first to appreciate.

Each motive would, in effect, limit the number of people whose problem the killing was.