Sentence examples for needed whoever from inspiring English sources

The recovery from here will be slight," he continued, saying that deep reforms would be needed whoever wins the next election.

In today's society, where there is greater transparency, you need, whoever you are, to maintain and develop your reputation.

"The nuns promise prayers for you and your needs, whoever you may be".

That's the point of open source – the ability to make the code better for your particular needs, whoever the 'your' in question happens to be.

Its purpose: "to make sure everyone gets a properly joined up service so they get the care they need from whoever is best placed to deliver, whether that's the NHS or the local authority".

The afternoons were spent helping out whoever needed him.

So long as expertise didn't leave the company, it was always on tap for whoever needed it.

The Poster Workshop was set up in a basement in Camden in the summer of 1968 and for two years, until its closure, provided posters for whoever needed them, on a "pay what you can afford" basis.

Although there are almost limitless ways either candidate could reach the magic number of 270 electoral votes needed to win, whoever wins two of the big three states would have an advantage that would be difficult to overcome.

Mr. Savory, who died in 2004, worked in New York during the 1930s as an engineer for a transcription service: the kind of outfit with access to live radio broadcasts from around the country, and the ability to make disc copies of the broadcasts for whoever needed them.

Whatever his weaknesses – and he readily acknowledged that he was as human as the next man – Cunningham was always redeemed by his sense of humour, his sound judgment as to what the church should really be about, and his willingness to serve whoever needed his help.