Sentence examples for whom understood from inspiring English sources
It was rejected by 20 publishers, all of whom understood that publishing it would mean they would be shut down.
Within weeks, Kennedy had quietly convened a team of all-pro advisers, all of whom understood Boston politics far better than Kennedy did.
But it ran into huge opposition -- not just from insurers, who didn't want the competition, but from doctors, makers of drugs and medical devices, and hospitals, all of whom understood the proposal would cut into their revenue.
They strongly disagree with Presidents Obama and Reagan, the latter of whom understood that nuclear weapons "are good for nothing but killing" and who came wondrously close to abolishing them at the 1986 Reykjavik Summit with President Gorbachev.
The increased circulation of Mauldin's front-line soldiers brought Mauldin's work to the attention of top brass, many of whom understood that the cartoons gave release to the GI's pent-up feelings.
Unexpectedly to Bogost, Cow Clicker became a viral phenomenon, amassing over 50,000 players by September 2010many of whom understood the game's meaning and used it as a symbol of objection to Zynga's practices.
"That leaves us a group of very unhappy noteholders, none of whom understands what is going on," he added.
It grows to 22m if you throw in the Kosovo Albanians most of whom understand the common Slavic language even if they abhor it.
"I do not believe his actions and behaviour reflect the vast majority involved in the various forms of countryside management, most of whom understand the clear lines that should not be crossed in terms of criminal persecution of wildlife.
And the risk committee of a big bank will always be constrained by the knowledge and ability of board members, very few of whom understand the risks in large financial institutions today.
One of the most important Democratic gains in recent years has been among financially secure and highly educated voters, most of whom understand the benefits of a global economy.
