Sentence examples for whatever emerges from inspiring English sources
Because of that opposition, whatever emerges from the incoming 112th Congress will perforce be a compromise.
Once an umbrella advocacy group (or whatever emerges) is in place, it deserves massive citizen support.
Whatever emerges out of the investigation in Nice, that temptation should be resisted.
Still, including the lobbyists in the negotiations does not guarantee that they will support whatever emerges.
Whatever emerges next, there will be no return to the old party.
Whatever emerges, Mr. Clinton will surely argue that Clinton the Good should outshine Clinton the Bad.
My God I'd pity whatever emerged from those gene pools.
Jonny and Tymalyn Ives were telling Helen that, given their newlywed status, they should really have dibs on the first batch of whatever emerged from the kitchen.
Mr. Seitz, the Ohio state senator, said concerns about partisanship, lobbying and the shaping of model bills were beside the point, because whatever emerged from the ALEC process would be subjected to "endless public vetting" in legislatures before becoming law.
And Lt. Col. Martin Downie, a spokesman for the Army, noted that whatever emerged from the work "is ultimately in the hands of the commander in chief, and he's obviously answerable to the American people, just like we are".
A few weeks later, the archbishop in Havana told Cuban officials that the Vatican was interested in acting as a witness, or guarantor, to whatever emerged in the talks.
