Sentence examples for whom caused from inspiring English sources

At least 75 young women came through her office, some of whom caused her concern.

Were either to win, he would follow in the great tradition of the Italian satirist Dario Fo, who won in 1997; the Chinese novelist and playwright Gao Xingjian (2000); and the Austrian novelist and playwright Elfriede Jelinek (2004); all of whom caused Americans to scratch their heads and say "Huh?" Another good betting strategy is to look for a writer with a record of America-bashing.

I had never forgiven him for turning down the chance to duet with Jackson on "Bad" (pointing out the fact that the opening line of that song is "your butt is mine", Prince said: "Now I said [to Jackson] 'who is singing that to whom? 'Cause you sure ain't singing that to me and I sure ain't singing that to you'".

I had never forgiven him for turning down the chance to duet with Jacko on "Bad" (pointing out the fact that the opening line of that song is "your butt is mine", Prince said: "Now I said [to Jackson] 'who is singing that to whom? 'Cause you sure ain't singing that to me and I sure ain't singing that to you'".

Based on a large collaboration of cohorts of PLWH in whom causes of death were classified according to standardized procedures, we assessed how patterns of causes of death change with time since starting ART.

The median survival time of patients for whom cause of death could not be determined was 2.4 ± 1.2 years.

"The council spends £14m a year on clearing all types of waste... a cost which inevitably falls to the taxpayer, most of whom haven't caused the mess".

Yet, Carreyrou strangely hasn't compiled a compelling set of patients for whom Theranos caused morbidity.

✓ Little or no remorse for others to whom he caused harm or injury...No Regrets.

The included studies exclusively targeted adult nontraumatic ANFH patients, most of whom were caused by chronic usage of steroid or alcohol.

Type 2 alterations, associated with hemodilution, have been described mainly in cardiac surgery patients in whom hemodilution, caused by priming solutions, cardioplegia, and fluid administration, results in a loss of RBC-filled capillaries.