Sentence examples for whom we expect from inspiring English sources

There are artists from whom we expect novelty, development.

The answer depends of course on whom we expect to be living there.

(Note: From subsequent USG-GOJ consultations in Tokyo we know the individual in question to be Satoshi Suzuki, whom we expect to serve as Special Assistant to the Director General for Management. End Note).

The analysis focuses on the subgroup of beneficiaries for whom we expect impacts to be easiest to detect: young (ages 18 to 39 at award), new SSD-only beneficiaries that is, those awarded SSD recently who are not also receiving SSI.

Some of these people are scientists, from whom we expect precision and fidelity to the operational implications of definitions.

I'm talking about oppression in the family, by those we were taught to love and trust and from whom we expect only the best.

Back then, we had to decide how we were going to decide: did we want to choose the writers who had already proved themselves or those whom we expected to excel in years to come?

For this stage, we administered the survey to "known groups"—students whom we expected to have different average ratings for each survey scale.

We rejected this option for distributing our survey packs because our participants were commuters whom we expected to be out at work during the day when a recorded delivery might be made to their home.

However, analysis specific to a healthcare setting, and in particular, involving people expected to be poor responders, was missing, We examined the effect of pre-warning letters on response rates to a postal survey of sedentary patients whom we expected a low rate of response.

Limited resources necessitated choosing key informants rather than drawing from a large sample within each organization, so we selected individuals whom we expected would be most involved with innovation at a strategic level and/or were implementing innovations on the ground.