Sentence examples for whom demonstrated from inspiring English sources

It proved a traumatic experience for the young gourmands, some of whom demonstrated for the return of chips and burgers.

The short version is that Obama gained sufficient credibility and support among African-American voters to allow his campaign to focus later in the campaign on wooing uncertain white voters, many of whom demonstrated what Belcher describes as "racial aversion".

For patients in this stable cohort, all of whom demonstrated previous virologic suppression, continued on stable ART and maintained steady CD4 counts, we characterized test reliability by the proportion of samples with suppressed vs. detectable viremia during the RT-PCR vs. bDNA periods, with more episodes of detectable, low-level viremia signifying less clinical reliability near the assays' LLOQ.

Eighteen patients had stable global quality of life scores, three of whom demonstrated improvement.

Ten athletes (5 black, 4 West-Asian and 1 Caucasian) presented with hypertension, 7 of whom demonstrated LVH on echocardiographic examination.

Fifteen patients (39%) had dissimilar histological findings at sequential surgical procedures, 12 of whom demonstrated less favourable pathological features during the first operation and three at the second.

That may be true, but the fault lies less with the president than with his adversaries, in particular the members of the Tea Party, many of whom demonstrate contempt not only for the concrete requirements of a social species (like government), but for a more abstract intrinsic human need: language.

This is in agreement with several other studies (Schoenfeld et al, 1997; Slade et al, 1999; Berois et al, 2000; Stathopoulou et al, 2002; Ismail et al, 2004; Pierga et al, 2004), all of whom demonstrate that BM is more likely to be positive than PB for the presence of DEC (Table 4).

I told the players with whom I had developed friendships, some self-confessed Republicans and church-going Americans, all of whom surprisingly demonstrated complete indifference.

In 1872 Pissarro moved back to Pontoise, where he gathered a small circle of painters around him, including Guillaumin, and, most importantly, Cézanne, to whom Pissarro demonstrated his method of painting patiently from nature.

This possible last of Sinatra's offspring – none of whom ever demonstrated, to say the least, an academic predisposition (nor are the Farrows well-known in this regard) – graduated from college at 15, attended Yale Law School at 16, and then became a Rhodes scholar.