Sentence examples for changes to whom from inspiring English sources

Just as mortgage servicing companies work for investors, selling our mortgages repeatedly and then informing us of changes to whom we owe our payments, we can now expect that our children and their associated taxpayer payments will be fluidly moved from investor to investor.

His warnings and his scientific papers have drawn frequent attack from climate-change skeptics, to whom he gives no quarter.

She married Joseph Lauter (last name later changed to Lauder), whom she divorced in 1939 and remarried in 1942.

When a state Legislature acts within the scope of its authority it is responsible to the people, and their right to change the agents to whom they have intrusted the power is ordinarily deemed a sufficient check upon its abuse.

This is not simply because they deserve to be heard but because their experiences can bring about real change for those to whom good care often means the most.

"The president is considering various ideas about how to apply changes in the guest-worker program, and to whom those changes should apply".

How, though, are policymakers to decide what changes are needed and to whom they should be targeted for best outcomes?

While Mr. Smith's earnest, somewhat preachy demeanor has not changed much, what and to whom he sells certainly has.

Monfort, to whom change is akin to open heart surgery without sedatives, promoted 37-year old Jeff Bridich as the new GM, after Dan O'Dowd either resigned or was pushed out after serving 15 years.

I'm of the generation to whom climate change and runaway climate change has become the sort of defining issue of our time.

"With smarter packaging, we can change when, from where, and to whom we send food aid, making food assistance more equitable and affordable," he says.