Sentence examples for whatever concerns from inspiring English sources

Whatever concerns they had were abruptly waived.

But whatever concerns the audience had at the Paramount Theater dissipated when the lights went down.

So I invite you to ask me questions, whatever concerns you".

Whatever concerns the whole, should be confided to the whole — to the general government; while, whatever concerns only the State, should be left exclusively, to the State.

Whatever concerns exist about executive compensation, the Young Adult Institute clearly has fans among families of developmentally disabled people.

"We've done this for nine years now," Korff added, "so that in itself assuages whatever concerns people have".

Those who supported the war are for the most part muting whatever concern they may feel.

"But the power of the music and the chemistry between them overcomes whatever concern somebody might have visually about it being boring television.

In any case, on the day of the shoot, he was among friends, which mitigated whatever concern there may have been over having the Vice-President around so many civilians with loaded guns.

He thinks that eventually we'll go from sensor-based data to being able to treat whatever concern the technology diagnoses.

Whether it is depends upon whether it is a tight enough relation to do the work required to solve whatever concern is in play, and that will obviously depend upon what that concern is.