Broken sentences

The sentences aren't particularly elegant, so as a follow-up you could consider rewriting them for greater clarity.

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The sentences to correct

• Microsoft have been steadily increasing investment in intellectual property, and claim to be making it more widely and cheaply available.
• Joe Bloggs was found guilty of stealing a marrow at Plymouth Magistrate's Court yesterday.
• Alot of shareholders have been selling their stock; because of the chairman's resignation
• Whom would you think are exhibiting at the show?
• Driving around a bend, the tree hit his car.
• Unemployment conditions in the south might be as bad, if not worse than, any in the north.
• President, Bill Clinton, said the incident is a disgrace.
• Bulgarian childrens' food is different than English.
• The packed lunch comprised of sandwiches, cheese and biscuits and coffee.
• To be a good subeditor, one must have patience with PC's and learn to use your eyes.
• The criteria for choosing financial advisors should be independence, not friendliness.
• There are less people using public transport now than ever before.
• The vice chairman wrestled with a six foot man eating shark.
• There were less applicants for the editors job than anticipated.
• Mr Jones said his company has acheived its success in his time as chairman by combining their quality products with inventive internet marketing.
• Their going to hate this
• Its a quiet time for the Rolling stones, though there new album should draw attention.
• Between you and I, Fred's work was better than Jim, who did not even try.
• "Thank's very much", Sheila said, "I never wanted to cause trouble".
• I am the oldest of three boys, but my brothers are already as tall as I.
• The companies profit was lower than planned. So it has put off building a new plant in Shrewsbury.
• Due to bad weather the bus who's driver is always happy, has been cancelled.
• Following the argument, he packed his bags and went even further away
• Tony Blair said he would try and lower inflation.
• The newscaster inferred by his body language that troops had blocked his entry to the country.
• The fire caused extensive damage, but the house was ensured.
• I was surprised to hear that the party transpired twice a week.
• Linux allows users to have greater control over their computers.
• He avoided trouble by walking away from the gang.
• The thief gave police the alibi that he had been suffering from stress.