Sentence examples for whose want from inspiring English sources

Tsai, whose Want Want China Holdings specializes in rice crackers and flavored milk, is said to have paid $621 million for The China Times Group, which controls TV stations and newspapers.

That image was hard to reconcile with the burly, commanding ex-general whose wanted poster hung in the offices of war crimes prosecutors.

The December sessions focus on connecting with the humanity of others -- others whose wants and needs may differ from your own.

Is the public (a) an entity whose wants and preferences exist independently of the wants and preferences of living, breathing members of the public?

A man whose wants are few is a difficult target, for it's our wants that make us vulnerable.

Survival is the main aim of a business whose assets are worth little and whose creditors want £1.4 billion.

Many but not all are Christians whose parents want to shield them from the wickedness taught at Godless public schools.

But the National Association of Realtors, whose members want to bolster home sales, is lobbying hard for the idea.

But the new development involves big, established national journals, whose bosses want to be more visible in English.

It would be the first cabinet whose members want to eliminate their own agencies.

Tenants in other buildings whose landlords want to buy out of Mitchell-Lama express similar uncertainty and apprehension about moving.