Sentence examples for whatever malfunction from inspiring English sources
Whatever malfunction of this complex ion channels network could delay or alter one of these two QT segments, reducing their spectral coherence and increasing the malignant ventricular arrhythmias susceptibility [ 18, 19].
He occupied himself with thoughts of remaining calm and decided that he'd better not do anything drastic, because, whatever the malfunction, he thought it unwise to jostle the car, and because he wanted to be (as he thought, chuckling to himself) a model trapped employee.
At best, this was an unintentional programming malfunction, but whatever the cause, it was a stupendous error that necessitated a rescue of the firm on Monday by a group of investors.
And whatever leadership failures or protocol malfunctions it may be dealing with in the wake of the elevator mishap, the agency clearly has a drinking problem.
Whatever Pak used to comfort herself began to malfunction on No. 17.
A revisionist can say that a condition we currently disvalue but do not regard as a disease may turn out to involve malfunction and hence to be a disease, whatever our intuitions say.
Whatever happened to good old-fashioned family entertainment like wardrobe malfunctions?
Whatever people say about the US, it at least embraces the filth and fury of politics, and puts the whole malfunctioning and fetid business out there for all to see.
Your induction into whatever!
The proper function of a biological trait whether structural, behavioral, etc.—is not whatever that trait in fact does, since it might very well malfunction; the proper function of a biological trait is what that biological trait should or ought to do in light of its selection history.
