Sentence examples for whatever further from inspiring English sources

Whatever, further, is generated must be destructible.

Whatever further climbdowns, tweaks or amendments the government is considering, a tougher stand on admissions should be a priority.

Accountability is the only way to hold governments responsible to put it into action, else whatever further promises are made it will be just a piece of paper!

Whatever further reductions are promulgated at the Congressional level will come in addition to predetermined cuts already scheduled to go into effect on Nov. 1.

In her letter she said: "We would strongly urge you to take whatever further action is needed to safeguard and support the position of local authorities and the communities they serve".

In this he succeeded through the momentary complicity of the local leaders of the city of Anagni, who, however, after two days changed their minds, rescued the Pope, and thus frustrated whatever further plans Nogaret may have had.

Too morally stunted to be capable of the mendacity of which he is often accused, Blair thinks and acts on the premise that whatever furthers the triumph of what he believes to be good must be true.

It seems a reasonable surmise that, as is his way, he will pursue whatever furthers his own aggrandizement and enrichment.

They do not positively exclude all other features, though, and are capable of further determinate specification: 'rational mortal animal' as the content of the concept of 'human being' signifies all humans, whatever their further features may be tall or short, fat or thin, male or female, and so on.

Whatever might further the goal is supported; whatever might foil the goal is rejected.

Dante's "cinquecento diece e cinque" is, whatever its further significance, a number (515) expressed in three constituent parts (500 + 10 + 5).