Sentence examples for for whom it provided from inspiring English sources

In 2008, in his book "Leaderless Jihad," Marc Sageman, a psychiatrist and former C.I.A. officer who has long studied terrorism networks, wrote that Al Qaeda was in decline, to be replaced by dispersed terrorists for whom it provided mostly inspiration.

But those of us for whom it provided a fleeting but life-changing moment decades ago will welcome it like an old friend, albeit one with slightly antisocial habits.

When the event's chairman, Tim Shipman, of the Mail said he had been seeking a guest "who holds our future in the palm of our hands" he loudly muttered "Blair" when Shipman actually meant Lord Justice Leveson who was not available - unlike the PM for whom it provided an excuse not to attend the Nobel peace prize award to the EU in Oslo.

Genre is a boon for marketers, for whom it provides a label, and for critics and scholars, for whom it provides an outlet for knowledge.

(That gruesome detail is not part of the Bravo narrative, but has been picked up by bloggers and reviewers, for whom it provides a frisson of horror and the suggestion of "family -style business gone awry).

It would, however, be a valuable point of reference for both scientists and clinicians with an interest in melanoma; particularly for those new to the field, for whom it provides a comprehensive historical perspective of the knowledge gained over recent decades.

Frottage was used by Max Ernst and other members of the Surrealist movement, for whom it often provided the starting point for more elaborate compositions such as paintings and collages.

"It could not charge a sum which would be out of all proportion to its interest or that of the landowner for whom it is providing the service," they wrote.

Target said it will try to contact customers for whom it has email addresses to provide tips on how to safeguard against consumer scams.

It is authorised for use in patients whose disease progresses after docetaxel, for whom it has been shown to provide a survival benefit over current palliative strategies.

"The V.A. will not provide it to patients for whom it is not currently prescribed," the agency said.