Sentence examples for whatever errors from inspiring English sources

"We have a colourful history and whatever errors Wilde made, he is part of that.

He expected a functioning League of Nations to correct whatever errors and injustices might creep in to the treaties themselves.

Whatever errors or preconceptions have been programmed into the algorithm from the start, it is safe from scrutiny: those errors and preconceptions will be hard to challenge.

They continue to claim that, whatever errors may have been committed since the invasion, the judgment of history will be that the toppling of a brutal dictatorship was an unmitigated benefit.

But Johnny's behaviour over this matter confirms our view that whatever errors he and others may have made in the past, it will be a great shame if he cannot build a new career and begin to make a positive contribution to business success in this country.

But if we take one runner's performances at different times and in different places, and over different distances, and compare them with what is known today about athletic ability and the physiological characteristics of distance runners, we find that whatever errors the two parties were willing to overlook must have been very small.

People kept politely taking her calls and whatever error was made in her case could not be undone.

And in fact, he said it absolved Comey of whatever error he made in not recommending charges against Clinton in July 2016.

Even worse, the amount that the clock was off by appeared to be getting worse over time: whatever error was at play was accumulating.

"Life cannot be treated as an error, whatever the error may be," said Catherine Fabre, a member of the Federation of French Families.

Whatever the errors inherent in García's management of the economy, one of the most important political errors in his administration was his own tendency to dominate policymaking initiatives while weakening mechanisms of accountability.