Sentence examples for whatever of these from inspiring English sources

D.L.'s bibliography (iv 11 14) lists over 70 titles; nothing whatever of these has survived, even in the form of identifiable quotations in other authors.

If one (or two, or half, whatever) of these boxes is broken while others aren't, the behavior will seem entirely random to the end user.

According to whatever of these options you pick, you'll have to show them all the fresh items you will get: Fresh vegetables for a soup, fresh eggs, fresh milk, and fresh meat.

In a fever not of the intermittent type, if a lip, an eye-brow, an eye, or the nose, be distorted; or if there be loss of sight or of hearing, and the patient be in a weak state-whatever of these symptoms occur, death is at hand.

Whatever any of these genetically resurrected species might be, they won't be part of nature.

Lucas, we are told, "preferred almost anything to blood and soil, ancient loyalty, timeless creeds". Whatever smacks of these things seems to ring a Nazi bell.

Whatever combination of these measures the government adopts and all indications are that it will do numbers 1 and 2, not 3 Russia's economic situation is likely to deteriorate further.

On sanctions, the West wants automatic "snap-back" if any serious violation by Iran is detected, which the Iranians reject.All this makes it unlikely that whatever comes of these negotiations will be seen as historic.

Whatever comes of these efforts, you can count on the rest of the troubled newspaper industry to be taking notes.

Whatever comes of these wars, it is quite clear that the DRAM world will be anything but sleepy in years to come.

Whatever combination of these things adds up to a happy family is what is the right amount for you.