Sentence examples for whom increasingly from inspiring English sources

Jos Creese, the chief information officer at Hampshire county council and chair of the Local Public Services CIO Council, said: "SAP is widely used across larger local authorities, many of whom increasingly need to be able to work together.

Clive Holes, a professor of Arabic at Oxford University, concedes that learning formal Arabic tends to be undervalued by students in the Middle East, many of whom increasingly see it as divorced from success in the real world, especially in the international sphere, where English prevails.

Not the kind of guy, I suggest, who would say something wussy like "whom do you love?" (It's the same with the Ghostbusters, whose slogan, you may recall, was not "whom you gonna call?") The relaxed tone we prefer these days makes whom increasingly optional, unlike in Donne's day.

Williams clearly believes Newbury could be the start of something special for Wayward Prince, on whom increasingly impressive jockey Dougie Costello dons the mainly blue silks of owners John and Hilary Parrott.

The dangers of this marginalization are not lost on the interim leaders of Libya, many of whom increasingly acknowledge the need for more help from their partners and allies.

Google already has a huge number of loyal users in China, many of whom are increasingly unhappy with internet censorship.

In common with other internet sites, to whom users increasingly trust large amounts of personal information and communications, Google has stepped up its attention to privacy concerns.

Sex was the unruly passenger in Sinatra's carriage, at once spiritualised and demonised by the agony aunts whom people increasingly ignored.

In recent years, the device makers have become a big source of additional income for surgeons, many of whom are increasingly reliant on their generosity.

One was that Dolfi is roasted and eaten by the crew, all of whom grow increasingly hungry as the journey becomes ever more desperate and conflict-ridden.

After all, there are hundreds of US special operations "advisers" in Baghdad as well, all of whom may increasingly need aerial protection.