Sentence examples for whatever cumulative from inspiring English sources
Moreover, whatever cumulative energy savings might occur from facility energy efficiency initiatives over 50 to 100 years could be more than offset by a single data center failure, which affects IT availability.
I've had the thought that a person's "artistic vision" is really just the cumulative combination of whatever particular stances he has sincerely occupied during his creative life — even if some of those might appear contradictory.
Yet the cumulative effect of the images, whatever their physical form, was profoundly moving.
The first point to be highlighted by this review is the excellent effectiveness of IUDs, with a global cumulative pregnancy rate <2% at 5 years, whatever the type of device used.
The cumulative, harmonious result of all the revisions is astonishing; whatever the conditions, the AWD 911 is blindingly fast, immensely controlled and – with the aid of PASM active suspension – unfailingly grippy.
Sadly this cumulative knowledge is expressed through snooze-inducing banality, his pay-off line: "Whatever the result, the true winner of the Ryder Cup will always be the game itself".
Whatever is going on in that 80 percent of the country's urban space — as Groffman puts it, "the natural processes happening in neighborhoods" — has a large, cumulative ecological effect.
