Sentence examples for whatever defects from inspiring English sources

As his son is so sadly aware, whatever defects a person possesses will be worse at the bridge table.

"My argument with individuals who are now trying to use the Boston tragedy to derail immigration reform," Mr. Menendez said, "is that we had the World Trade Center bombing, we had Sept. 11, we've known whatever defects" there are in the immigration system.

However, McKinlay noted that "whatever defects she had, Karluk was proving herself a fine sea-boat".

Eventually, she stopped hoping and focused instead on identifying whatever defect in herself might have made her father stay away.

To lead this group, Cain designs a very advanced Reploid, thought to be immune to whatever defect causes Mavericks.

Nevertheless, it is now clear that in any given diabetic patient, whatever defect (insulin resistance or impaired insulin secretion) initiates the disturbance in glucose metabolism, it will eventually be followed by the emergence of its counterpart (Fig. A14).

Share your defects with others and/or your higher power, and be ready to let go of guilt, anger and whatever other defects you have that are causing pain.

Whatever their defects, Latin America's economies are in general far better managed than in the past.

Whatever its defects, Britain's single-payer National Health Service is much simpler, much cheaper and relatively difficult to defraud.

Whatever the defects of the current political parties, the potential rise of smaller, more extremist parties was a much more worrying prospect, he said.

Cloaked within the new set of unvarying units was the end of a form of social organization that, whatever its defects, had sustained itself for centuries.