Sentence examples for that whoever could from inspiring English sources

He explained that it was impossible to defeat the gangs with repression — that they were too powerful — but that whoever could control the gang war would control 75 percent of the murders in El Salvador.

Of course, companies and entrepreneurs alike were quick to realize that whoever could get their websites to show up for relevant queries on the 1st page of Google would generate significant additional revenue.

It proclaimed: "The World Cup has shown that women's football really isn't that good – whoever could have predicted that?

Whoever had the most "realness," that is, whoever could pass in the real world -- the world outside the cloistered drag balls -- was awarded the grand prize.

That nice teacher, chemist, whoever, could be a bomber in waiting.

The restored texts, often with humanistic commentaries, became prized books that were collected by whoever could afford them.

Hmm, whoever could that be?

(You get the sense that God, or whoever, could have gone on prohibiting and decreeing things all day, but that He was well aware of His people's already compromised powers of attention).

They are simple and special, whoever could of that of recreating cake pops with a blend of french toast?

"We traded a lot of salmon habitat for hatcheries, and we basically struck a bargain and the bargain was that the developers, or whoever, could destroy habitat, and in place hatcheries would be built that maintain an abundance of salmon," he said.

Whoever could have imagined that an event that temporarily takes back miles of Los Angeles streets for biking, walking and skating for all ages, would play such a pivotal role in demonstrating a superior vision for something as ordinary as asphalt?