Sentence examples similar to whatever is significant from inspiring English sources
"Being surrounded by art in whatever format is significant," she says.
The danger arises not only when there is an assumption on the religious side that membership of the community (belonging to the umma or the Church or whatever) is the only significant category, so that participation in other kinds of socio-political arrangement is a kind of betrayal.
The transitions of the state-machines represent the communication events between components, including whatever data that is significant for the modelling.
Whatever regulators decide, there is significant momentum toward giving users more information and control over what third-party apps can do.
Whatever is ultimately chosen, the degree of fiscal risk sharing will likely have to be significant.
Due to the singularity of the kernel k x,x ′), when two nodes on the neighboring wall are sufficiently close, the variation of k x,x ′) on a single element is significant for whatever small step size has been chosen.
It is significant that whatever evidence is adduced to support this and other distinctions between negation types noted here, a single negative marker is typically used for the two types (cf. Gazdar 1979), although in some languages, such as Ancient Greek (ou(k) vs. mê), two or more negative markers are distinguished on morphosyntactic grounds (Horn 1989: 447 52).
whatever is the geometry.
Whatever is easier works.
