Sentence examples for whatever it needed from inspiring English sources

Acting fast, he formed a syndicate of four trustees and an outside collector to buy the estate, insisting first on assurances that they would give the Modern whatever it needed to fill gaps in its collection.

Iran is a regime that is primarily concerned with its own survival, and if its existence is threatened it would do whatever it needed to do — including backing down".

Off the coast near Georgetown, S.C., the fleet broke formation and dispersed far in all directions, each vessel doing whatever it needed to stay afloat.

But now they are on the cusp of being the Red Sox of the older league, the team that finally got past whatever it needed to get past.

Those who were skeptical of diffusionist claims offered an alternative theory that became known as independent innovation: humans were by their very nature inventive, and, given time, each culture group would invent whatever it needed.

The museum's first major gift, in 1931 — a group of works dominated by Cézannes from one of the museum's founders, Lillie P. Bliss — came with the stipulation that the Modern should sell whatever it needed to buy works deemed more important (which it has).

"When you take an animal out of the wild, you're responsible for its eating, its drinking, whatever it needs," Kurdieh said.

In return, UConn has been obliged to raise on its own whatever it needs for operating expenses.

Of course Google does have a lot of marketing leverage for whatever it needs to push, namely its highly trafficked homepage.

Faced with ship or get off the pot, Google will do whatever it needs to do to establish its platform as a unique and valuable proposition.

Legally, that entity is obligated to do whatever it needs — from cutting services to raising taxes — to make its bond payments.