Sentence examples for whose unsuccessful from inspiring English sources

Then, there was Lilly Ledbetter, the 74-year-old Alabama woman whose (unsuccessful) fair-pay suit became the basis of the first law that Mr. Obama signed as president, who spoke about pay equity.

But unlike Richard C. Reid, a member of Al Qaeda whose unsuccessful attempt in 2001 to detonate explosives in his shoes on a Paris-to-Miami flight changed airport security, Mr. Badat did not follow through with the attack.

The immigrant, Faisal Shahzad, whose unsuccessful attempt to detonate the car bomb on May 1 wrought chaos among thousands of people in Times Square, appeared in court for the first time, represented by a lawyer.

An engaging chronicle of the Dodgers' 1956 season, their next-to-last in Brooklyn, and a sympathetic defense of the team's owner, Walter O'Malley, whose unsuccessful quest for a new stadium ended with the team's departure for Los Angeles.

Yesterday, the mayor unveiled a statewide television commercial that featured him campaigning on Long Island with John McCain, the Arizona senator whose unsuccessful campaign for the presidency attracted wide attention in New York.

Mr. Santorum, whose unsuccessful bid for the Republican presidential nod in 2012 nonetheless raised his profile among conservatives, said that his group's efforts had resulted in sending more than 56,000 e-mails to senators urging them to vote down Mr. Hagel's nomination.

Dr. Sher, whose remarkably unsuccessful tryout for "Canadian Idol" developed a following on YouTube after he was arrested Thursday, was charged with conspiracy to facilitate a terrorist offense.

As for Thomas, whose immensely unsuccessful five years as the president of basketball operations still hangs over the Knicks, Dolan said: "I can tell you he's a friend of mine.

Mr. Fukuda, whose brief and unsuccessful term makes him unlikely to be one of the most favorably remembered Japanese prime ministers, fumed that he faced an uphill battle almost as soon as he took office.

"The two schools whose applications were unsuccessful are free to revise their plans and re-submit them".

"The original poster was correct in noting that we don't have a browse area for projects whose funding was unsuccessful," he wrote.