Sentence examples for some of whatever. from inspiring English sources

America is almost certain to use emissions trading to meet some of whatever obligations it takes on in Kyoto.

The BVA's president, Nicky Paull, said: "Some of whatever is affecting the working vet will be mirrored in the undergraduate population.

Can I have some of whatever Calum is drinking, please?

I get the feeling we'll see some of whatever the iPad 2 has got going on.

So pass the bong, Carol, because I want some of whatever it is that you're smoking.

Then we will get vaccine from a number of countries, who will donate some of whatever they have purchased themselves; that way, we will probably receive some Novartis vaccine as well.

Some reported that they tried to put aside some portion of whatever they managed to earn, even when they or members of their family did not always have what they needed.

After the snap, they all did some variation of whatever they'd done on the previous play.

Researchers have been calling for Harvard to provide some explanation of whatever problems were found in Dr. Hauser's lab.

The Army, watching the Marines go through this process first, is taking notes, and it will probably adopt some form of whatever the Marines select as their best solution.

Here the fate of Obama's top legislative priority probably depends on that small group of self-proclaimed centrist Democrats who will invariably try to roll back some aspects of whatever sprawling legislation comes over from the House.