Sentence examples for whatever contribution from inspiring English sources

The physical comedy of Acts II and III degenerated too often into slapstick, but whatever contribution Mr. Donnell made to the exquisite timing in the love scenes deserves credit.

The trap set for Sen. Bob Dole began 20 years earlier with the Supreme Court decision in Buckley v. Valeo (1976) that ruled rich people can make whatever contribution they'd like to their own campaigns.

So if the indeterminism in QM is not ontologically genuine, then whatever contribution quantum effects make to macroscopic systems exhibiting SDIC would not violate unique evolution.

But whatever contribution raising the issue of variable teacher performance made is undermined by the continued defense of the technique's application against a barrage of criticism from scholars and statisticians.

"It is important for all citizens of the world to become more aware of the facts about climate change, and for everyone to make whatever contribution they can do themselves, or with their families and local communities, to reduce climate change and protect the environment," said UNICEF Eastern and Southern Africa  Regional Director, Mr. Elhadj Amadou Gueye Sy, who will be attending the conference.

But his past, our past, whatever contributions we had made to Ottoman society, had been effectively eradicated.

As a Ways and Means Committee member, Mr. Shaw has access to whatever contributions he can use, so the race is expensive.

It is felt that it will clear up American thinking about the Far East by giving us a true picture of whatever contributions Chiang Kai-shek is able to make to the free world.

But whatever contributions the book offers are called into question by an intellectual assumption that runs throughout: The only way to define a great company is in its return to investors over a continuous and prolonged period.

"I wanted to show people that whatever contributions I could make as a historian and a theoretician of women's history and women's studies came out of my practical life experiences," Dr. Lerner said, tucking into a salad of sliced eggs and anchovies.

They stumble and kill whatever contributions we make".