Sentence examples for whatever cases from inspiring English sources
At first, whatever cases came his way -- wills, closings, accident cases -- were from neighbors, friends and relatives.
As a result, surgeons would be looking to whatever cases might be brought against their peers to clarify the lines the government wants drawn between unacceptable and acceptable relationships with the device industry.
"The taskforce is ready and we are going to make sure that whatever cases are reported to us we can handle," James Kakooza, the state minister for primary healthcare, told the Daily Monitor newspaper.
As part of the preparation for the trial of Mr. Mohammed and his co-defendants, and whatever cases may be brought in Brooklyn, the F.B.I. is setting up a special unit within the Joint Terrorism Task Force, which itself is made up of F.B.I. agents, police detectives and investigators from dozens of other agencies, several officials said.
Others have opted for a more radical stance: Bickle has recently suggested that philosophical theorizing about reduction should best be construed as reconstructing whatever cases scientists judge to be reductions (Bickle 2008).
What followed destroyed whatever case Cantona might have had.
Consequently, whatever case they are trying to make will, in your mind, be contaminated by asshattery.
Case writers could structure the story to fit whatever case study format they would like.
Whatever the case, the event went well.
Whatever the case, he failed.
Whatever the case, their stories remain troubling.
