Sentence examples for ends for whom from inspiring English sources

Among hackers themselves, it refers to someone who enjoys tinkering with technology, exploring its boundaries and getting it to do unexpected or unintended tricks, though in general use the word refers to individuals who break into computers for nefarious ends (for whom hackers prefer the terms "malicious hacker" or "cracker").

But as befits any human situation worth its complex salt, there are some residents on the road's sloping southern end for whom preservation is not an uppermost consideration.

Cutting back on the pomp, they say, would hurt the little people: the hundreds of florists, caterers, make-up artists and tanning salons that feed off the awards circuit, not to mention the millions at home, struggling to make ends meet, for whom a judicious dose of celebrity may be just the necessary palliative.

But its innovative and symbolic value for East End vintners, for whom chardonnay is a staple, lies in the legend on the label: "In the style of French Chablis".

But, similar to the importance of product/market fit to your business, the more you recognize that public investors are another set of end customers, for whom you need to tailor and customize your offering, the better off you'll be through your IPO and life as a public company.

Grace Harrigan is an East End resident for whom the Games have not been a blessing.

Although such studies are ideal for estimating the duration of disease they are less suitable for estimating the CF. In order to obtain an estimate of the CF one needs either follow-up of incident cases or estimates of the frequency with which disease ends in death among those patients for whom the end of disease is observed.

Southern Premier League side Swindon Supermarine's fine Cup run came to an end at Colchester, for whom David Mooney scored the only goal.

We were the tail end of people for whom John Wayne meant something".

On Assignment already had high-end technology workers, for whom the company bills an average of about $120 an hour.

It was a surprise end for a man for whom the American government had been searching for years.