Sentence examples for whom gained from inspiring English sources

This is to curb the power of big landowners in the east, some of whom gained their land illegally from military governments.

Faithful workers, a number of whom gained coveted membership in the Communist Party, spent their careers at the mill and their children often entered it too.

Alou is the third Latino manager, joining Tony Peña of Kansas City and Carlos Tosca of Toronto, both of whom gained their jobs during the season.

He built decent housing for many of the blacks he employed; he encouraged the creation of black trade unions and provided advanced education for blacks, some of whom gained important jobs in his companies.

Ryan, the vice-presidential pick of the beaten nominee in 2012, Mitt Romney, faired best of all Republicans in the poll, none of whom gained a net positive reaction from all respondents.

And history comes into the present with two influential younger artists, Xu Bing and Gu Wenda, both of whom gained widespread international attention at the end of the 1990's for art that took traditional calligraphy in highly unorthodox directions.

A group of homeless people, many of whom gain access from nearby Leif Ericson Park, have been living in the cavernous space under the parking deck.

On the way from concept to implementation, however, bundled payments have to run, first, the gantlet of health care providers, not all of whom gain in the switch to bundled payments from F.F.S., and, second, the gantlet of political partisanship.

"Traffic generated from Google News is of very high value: it brings more than 1 billion clicks per month to editors, most of whom gain revenue from advertising on their pages.

Because the Skees Family Foundation believes in the power of story to connect people around the world, we donated two weeks as a grant-in-kind, interviewing midwives, mothers, farmers, and bankers, all of whom gain access to markets, fair wages, and health and business information via Grameen's innovative mobile-phone applications designed for and with the poor.

On this view, friends function as exchange partners, from whom gains in trade can be profitably extracted, provided that cheaters can be avoided.