Sentence examples for whatever of changing from inspiring English sources

But Mr Clarke said: "The government has no intention whatever of changing the criminal law on drugs".

Nancy Meehan and Jeanette Stoner are choreographers who have continued for many years to explore what interests them, whatever the demands of changing fashion in dance.

"[The club] has no intention at all of changing the management team whatever happens in the remainder of the season".

Whatever the changing cast of characters, the structure only grows.

The possibility of changing occupations, of taking Sanskrit classes, tai chi, whatever.

Whatever the PR says, it's clear the party has no intention of changing its "white only" ways.

No way of changing bills.

This shows little sign of changing.

Be aware of changing conditions.

So whatever weather the changing climate brings, pastoralists are sure to travel to many more meetings under the acacia trees to protect their way of life and their environment.

"Brora is all about 'British Made' and I see none of that changing whatever the outcome of the referendum.