Sentence examples for whatever its status from inspiring English sources

Whatever its status, it doesn't look like a folk belief.

Whatever its status is (I don't pretend to understand exactly), it's not free, and although it's well-maintained and extremely common, many think that implementing a patented technology for a fundamental standard is a bad idea when there is an alternative.

Whatever its status as a global attraction, the Lackawanna Trail may have been the world's fastest highway at that time.

As BSkyB enters its third decade, whatever its status in the market, its strength will be an inspiration and a worry to all.

It is an economic superpower, whatever its geopolitical status.

Britain is still seen in the Middle East as a great power, whatever its actual status, and Isis is probably pleased that it has joined the roster of its enemies since it knows that British air strikes do not add much to the attack it is facing.

"Whatever its legal status was in the Department of State hasn't changed.

The net effect of serial investigations and antitrust cases could be to make Microsoft act like a regulated utility, whatever its legal status is.

Whatever its true status, the spat has all added up to a shot-in-the-arm for the Oscar ceremony after several years in which the show was widely considered lacklustre.

High-dividend stocks would be more attractive, but the most important investment criterion would continue to be the outlook for the company's profit, since a downturn could lead to a price decline that would more than offset the benefits of the dividend, whatever its tax status.

While there is ongoing scholarly debate over the extent of Hume's skepticism that follows from this insight, it is less controversial that for Hume knowledge of matters of fact, whatever its ultimate status in Hume's thought, is always tentative, subject to revision.