Sentence examples for whatever may result from inspiring English sources
"But if you are desperate for a child, I would overlook an act of congress on your part and raise whatever may result as my own".
That could mean outlining specific roles and responsibilities for surviving heirs or putting into place a buy-sell agreement with a business partner — and then directing the distribution of whatever proceeds may result from that.
Puglia appears to believe that he has a higher message to deliver, and that his mission justifies whatever harm to others may result from the tales he twists to make his convoluted point.
Like any other drug, whatever its efficacy, the adverse side effects that may result from fluid administration must be carefully searched.
Whatever the chosen principle, it appears inevitable that counterintuitive prioritizations may result in certain circumstances.
Whatever the cause, filibustering is usually a conversational turn-off, and may result in both of you deteriorating into alternating monologues.
Early contractions may result.
The relative weightlessness of sexuality in the Internet age, the age of porn, whatever, may have a beneficial result, in that it enlarges the importance of love and companionship when people contemplate sharing destinies.
Whatever may be its immediate results, it changes entirely the relations of the National Government to the institution of Slavery.
