Sentence examples for corporations for whom from inspiring English sources

America, after all, has some direct interest in seeing a more reasonable euro: the weakness in Europe's currency has reached the point where it is starting to hurt the bottom line of the many U.S. corporations for whom Europe is an important market.

Rather, the corporations for whom they work, and society at large, reap the financial rewards of their labor (Folbre, 2005, 2006; Longman, 2004).

When their children grow up to be successful, productive, tax paying citizens, it is society at large and the corporations for whom they work — not parents — that reap the financial rewards of their skilled labor (Longman, 2004).

In the free-market, power has just been transferred from public sector technocracies to the private sector technocracies of giant corporations for whom the system is expressly designed to serve.

He could, by his appearance, be the head of an extremely prosperous non-denominational church, a man of God who sits on the boards of corporations, and for whom a degree of personal rectitude that would be pretty much inconceivable for most of us is just part of the job description.

Their real clients are the corporations and institutions for whom they can create deals and products to sell.

Shoppers' squeamishness has turned the food corporations, from whom the real money for R&D will have to come, very wary, and super-secretive about their work on GM in America.