Sentence examples for whose utilities from inspiring English sources

And some whose utilities are restored hesitate to return to areas that feel like ghost towns.

The model has depicted political parties whose utilities only depend on the ideology of the candidate and on her ability (single-dimensional and observable variables).

Whose utilities are being maximized, society's or the patient's, is a crucial policy discussion in the development of funding models for personalized medicine [ 23].

Now comes Rupert Smith, whose "Utility of Force" seeks to update Clausewitz for our own times.

These emotions are quite beside the point now, like an artifact looted from an ancient grave, an oddly shaped tool whose utility no one can quite decipher.

"If you do anything about somebody, they will hear it and get back to you," Ansari says, offering an observation whose utility probably isn't limited to comedians.

The Everton manager is especially scathing of using data to identify transfer targets – the Moneyball dream of unearthing players whose utility might not always be immediately obvious.

Companies like Duke Energy and American Electric Power, whose utility holdings provide steady cash flow during tough times, will probably take a bigger share of trading activity.

The increased consumption associated with low-cost production has created problems of conservation of natural resources and the disposal or reconversion of the wastes of production and of goods whose utility is ended.

E-mail us with your answers: the author of the first fully correct response will win a 2009 New Yorker desk diary whose utility is being measured out in fewer and fewer coffee spoons.

Economists have long used this theory to explain, for example, why water almost everywhere is so much cheaper by weight or volume than are diamonds, whose utility is much more limited.