Sentence examples for whatever its purpose from inspiring English sources

Whatever its purpose, there's something innately transcendent about stained glass.

Whatever its purpose, this book is by no means a cute story of dog walks in leafy parks.

Whatever its purpose or destination, each item embodied particular images of India, true or false to different degrees, and often pure invention, as India itself was to the colonial eye.

It could be linked to a second idea, of a "contract" between euro-zone members and Brussels on a plan of reforms.Both Germany and France agree that, whatever its purpose, the euro-zone budget should be separate from the EU's seven-year budget, which will be fought over at a special summit next month.

In the UK, the Conservative party may bark about closing the door on renewables but even David Cameron and his chancellor, George Osborne, can see that any private entities prepared to pour hard cash into concrete and steel, whatever its purpose, are incredibly valuable.

Whatever its purpose is, a mechanical test is of great significance in the development of both materials science and engineering properties.

The base, whatever its purposes, will provide China with a means to protect oil imports from the Middle East that traverse the Indian Ocean and provide China greater access to the Arabian Peninsula.

A securing product is one that has a subsidiary (secondary) purpose (protecting the security of the government complex, that is, securing the government complex) in addition to whatever its principal purpose is (Ekblom 2012).

The device -- whatever its intended purpose -- was intercepted before reaching Bachmann's desk, averting disaster and possibly bafflement.

Assessments of SWAp have proved problematic whatever its prime purpose [ 1].

Evolution, divine creation, awesome luck, assistance from Martians... whatever its cause and/or purpose, we humans have now officially won the drive to survive.