Sentence examples for Whichever happens from inspiring English sources

Registration closes when the courses fill up, or by one week before the course start date, whichever happens sooner.

The loans are written off 25 years after graduation or when the borrower turns 50, whichever happens first.

In Detroit, Schumpeterian "creative destruction" will accelerate as smart money favours leapfrogs; markets will change managers or their minds, whichever happens first.

Advance Registration will be open through noon on the day of the event (or until we sell-out, whichever happens first).

It costs $200 and registration is only open until the first day of the course, or until it fills, whichever happens first.

For real property, your holding period begins on the day after you received title or on the day after you take possession, whichever happens first, and ends at sale or disposition.

Five beams were tested under monotonic loading up to failure, and another five beams were then tested under fatigue loading at service load levels up to failure or 3 million cycles, whichever happened first.

On Tuesday, investigators said a final report on the disaster would be released either once a multimillion dollar, Australian-led search in the Indian Ocean had been concluded or after the plane's wreckage had been found, whichever happened first.

All patients followed either till they died or for 90 days, whichever happened first.

The ultimate condition was considered to be the attainment of one of the following conditions; whichever happened first (Park and Paulay 1975; Ramin and Fereidoonfar 2015).

After 50% of one of the plant species was consumed or after 5 days (whichever happened first) the assay was stopped for that replicate.