Sentence examples for whatever effect from inspiring English sources

Whatever effect the pro-Fordham crowd had lasted only so long.

Coca-Cola says its efforts in Africa, whatever effect they may have on its image at home, are about business.

Whatever effect "American Psycho" may have had on Paul Bernardo, it did not turn him into a monster; he was one already.

Most important, though, "Love" gives Mickey her own life, and a dramatic purpose that extends well beyond whatever effect she may have on the leading man.

Whatever effect the case might have for the protection of journalists in general, she said, the effect on her was simple: "I really have been destroyed by this".

They have done a full cognitive workup of the players on the U.N.C. team, so that they can track whatever effect might arise from the hits each player accumulates during his four years.

Critics say the larger factors are impossible to disentangle from whatever effects executions may have.

Jeter hit.300 in June and hinted that whatever effects he felt from the hand injury were no longer bothering him.

At the very least, if you shop around for merchant services, as I did, your personal credit report will show multiple inquiries — with whatever effects that might have.

He pledged that "in my remaining years, I will continue to contribute to the archdiocese whatever I can and, of course, the archdiocese will receive whatever effects I own on my death".

You had the impression that Mace would have admired the group's closely matched blend and its focus on the music's contrapuntal interplay, rather than on whatever effects might have been achieved by tinting individual lines more assertively.