Sentence examples for whatever findings from inspiring English sources

"Whatever findings there are are either mixed or preliminary," he continued, saying that the levels of magnesium and niacin were at levels where there might be side effects.

Whatever findings the panel uncovers in its hours of testimony Thursday, it is unlikely to determine the whereabouts of the missing customer cash.

Ms. Hernandez, her mother and other relatives held red roses above their heads as the crowd chanted, "Justice!" City officials in Miami Beach announced Friday that they had formally asked the Florida Department of Law Enforcement to review whatever findings arise from the investigation being conducted by the Miami Beach police.

She did say that the board, and the entire company, including Kalanick, is committed to accepting and abiding by whatever findings Holder delivers, and that the results of his investigation will also be made public at the time of his final report.

Whatever the findings, banned athletes would not be absolved, according to the I.O.C.'s medical director.

Whatever the findings, the verdict in the southern provinces is likely to be unforgiving.

Whatever the findings are Thursday, the Spanish government has insisted that it will not shut crippled institutions.

Whatever the findings of continuing research, adequate treatment mandates a health care system that provides far more effective management and active collaboration among consultant specialists than the current United States system typically provides.

But whatever its findings and however politicians and nations respond, former environment minister Aslam is clear that, for better or worse, the Maldives is the frontline of the battle against climate change.

In a speech last week, the movement's leader, Hassan Nasrallah, warned that he would not discuss the charges with any party or surrender any of its members, whatever the findings.

But whatever the findings of the new secretary of the department of prime minister on the facts of the case and the meaning of the word "assisting" (welcome to the job, Martin) this controversy, like all of them, will blow over.