Sentence examples for move whatever from inspiring English sources

But on Friday, they said they welcomed his move, whatever his motivation.

The new lease, he said, provides a more realistic time in which to plan and execute his next move — whatever that may be.

"We've jumped through hoops to move whatever we can and rebuild our media schedule," said Mike Benson, senior vice president for marketing, advertising and promotion at the ABC Entertainment division of the Walt Disney Company.

But the dismissal of both the Cole and 9/11 military-commissions cases, and the immediate reopening of the cases in normal, civilian courts, would actually be the wisest move, whatever the political barriers.

With $612.5 million coming in from the maker of the BlackBerry messaging device, patent holding company NTP has plenty of ammunition for its next move — whatever that may be.

If the past is any indication, Moritz has plenty of experience to draw on as the company positions itself for its next move — whatever that may be.

And wherever he is, wherever he moves, whatever space he's occupying, that's where the magnetic field is at its strongest.

Such moves — whatever their timing — would add to the already considerable efforts to shield China's giant economy from the fallout of the global downturn that has already pulled the United States, Japan and much of Europe into recession.

Smallwood argued that if you scroll past an ad, even if you don't interact with it in, you still saw it, and it still moved whatever's being advertised to your "top of mind".

A property, near akin to the preceding, is this, that if a place is moved, whatever is placed therein moves along with it; and therefore a body, which is moved from a place in motion, partakes also of the motion of its place.

Maloney warned that their bill could lose support in that scenario, and highlighted the importance of moving whatever standalone measures can pass.