Sentence examples for whom engaged from inspiring English sources

These leaders' attitudes recall the worst behaviour of their predecessors, many of whom engaged centuries ago with the west's rising imperial powers to halt the growth of indigenous industry.

According to an investigative series in the Miami Herald, oversight by the state's Office of Financial Regulation and its commissioner, Don Saxon, was so negligent that more than ten thousand convicted criminals got jobs in the mortgage business, including four thousand as licensed brokers, some of whom engaged in fraudulent deals.

Mr. Brown was also investigating rumors that before moving in, the mayor and his wife attended a party at the official mayoral residence that featured nude dancers, one of whom engaged in an altercation with Mayor Kilpatrick's wife, Carlita, Mr. Stefani added.

Last year the number of commenters on theguardian.com grew by an incredible 61% year on year to 80,000 – a significant proportion of whom engaged with articles published on Comment is free, the home of Guardian and Observer comment articles, op-eds and editorials.

Varmus agreed that NIH should have done a better job of monitoring Hughes's use of NIH-funded research postdocs, several of whom engaged in forbidden research.

Whatever the case, I found myself commingling with an extended ensemble of expats, some of whom engaged in the most virile displays of acoustic guitar showmanship I'd seen outside of my parents' Vladimir Vysotsky cassettes.

The island is sparsely populated by Papuans, some of whom engage in seminomadic hunting and gathering.

Marker's film stills, snapshots, and more formal compositions from the past sixty years include images of well-known people (Simone Signoret, Fidel Castro, Salvador Dali) but focus primarily on anonymous citizens seen in passing, some of whom engage the camera with a soulful stare.

There has probably never been a society without prostitution; we are taught indeed that it is 'the oldest profession', so it may be that the worldly are just used to it; those to whom engaging in it is unimaginable are simply out of touch with reality.

The annual gathering brings together more than 4,000 people from all over the world, many of whom engage in role playing as anthropomorphic animals, sometimes while dressed in head-to-toe fur suits.

Catholic hospitals, universities, schools, and other affiliated institutions employ hundreds of thousands of women across the country, many of whom are not themselves Catholic, and most of whom are engaged in work that has nothing to do with religion.