Sentence examples for whatever achievements from inspiring English sources

"The president will reap whatever achievements can be gleaned from this agreement — if it is successful".

Though Obama has more than a year left in office, the Iowa caucus on 1 February fires the starting gun in a presidential election likely to eclipse whatever achievements he can drive past a bitterly divided Congress in the remaining months.

For whatever achievements he might be credited, his life seemed to be the act of living the experience rather than accomplishing some sort of musical world domination.

The state now makes available test-taking "study guides," designed to help students get the biggest possible test-score bang for whatever achievement bucks they bring to the table.

Whatever his achievements in the 1990s, he has been a toxic influence on this campaign.

Whatever its achievements, "theory's day has passed," Kastan argues in his book.

SEAN P. LYNCH and FARRELL P. LYNCH Strivers, Like Their Parents Whatever their achievements, the Lynch boys were products of their upbringing.

Whatever the achievements of individual directors, I also think the success or failure of the RSC depends on the quality of the actors.

Putin seems to consider the intervention a success, because it outmaneuvered Western attempts to isolate him and elevated him to the position of global statesman; but, whatever the achievements, they came out of an absolutely slapdash policy, according to Zygar.

All of them people were victims of the same injustice, and the scale of that injustice was the same whatever their achievements, whether they happened to be Alan the mathematician or Bill the coal-miner.

I felt more woman than ever.' Whatever her achievements as a woman and as a black American, whether or not she has dashed or reinforced stereotypes of black women, helped to free language from race or pushed it to the fore, it is as an American that her nation now needs her most.