Sentence examples for whom better from inspiring English sources

When was the last time the beacon at 26 Broadway was lighted? A. Whom better to ask than the Museum of American Financial History, which happens to be in the Standard Oil building itself?

Dictators, war criminals and serial human rights abusers aside, there is a host of influential political leaders and administrators, large banks and businesses, and individual celebrities and sportspeople whose names appear in the Papers and from whom better might have been expected.

Things have been strained till now in part because of George W. Bush's hard line on Cuba, and also because of the presence of his brother, former Florida Govenor John Ellis "Jeb" Bush, for whom better ties with Cuba were regarded as political suicide.

It is the laywoman who is most affected by such Bollywood representations, and for whom better representations would offer permission to march to the beat of her own drum, that holds the key to her empowerment.

It identifies patients for whom better treatments are needed.

The immigrants for whom better outcomes are observed might have been already better integrated prior to naturalization.

Most important, it does right by its actors, many of whom are better on "Southland" than they've been elsewhere.

Hollywood has played host to a succession of outside investors, some of whom fared better than others.

But these are moot points for business travellers for whom a better signal means more time to devote to breakfast.(Photo: EPA).

When she was young, she was the most beautiful woman in the movies, more beautiful than Elizabeth Taylor or Marilyn Monroe — both of whom were better actresses.

They will compete for jobs with people from emerging countries, many of whom have better education systems despite their lower incomes.