Sentence examples for whatever possibilities from inspiring English sources

Whatever possibilities Mr. Harrison had in mind for his latest venture, imitation probably wasn't one of them.

But he added that the team "would explore whatever possibilities arise, however remote," which seemed an apt enough way to describe the chances of the Mets signing Cano.

Stuart disproves the "kind master" and "docile slave" stereotypes; every person she describes, whether slave, master or the wide cast of those "in between," was trying to grab at whatever possibilities or luck might emerge from the inhumane system.

But whatever possibilities Seyfried may have as an actress are eradicated by the filmmakers' strategy of making their heroine-victim a woman without will, direction, ideas, temperament, unintentionally following the scheme of classic pornography.

But I've said to Allan that in order to appreciate and understand what the landscape is, we need to be business minded and at least be aware of whatever possibilities exist".

After all, when a nation sees only fear spread across its media landscape, without even a spot of acknowledgment of the moments of hope too that exist still among its citizens for religious and world harmony, it can warp whatever possibilities still exist for religion as an influential cultural source of tolerance and acceptance in the world.

Speaking an hour before Netanyahu, Abbas told the general assembly that Israeli settlement expansion in the occupied West Bank was destroying "whatever possibility is left for a two-state solution".

However, whatever the possibilities, whoever the political players, the truth is that much will depend on the economic and social dynamics in the coming period, especially during any future campaign.

The former Australia prop told Sydney's Daily Telegraph he had not been in contact with the IRFU, but added: "I have said I am looking for coaching challenges at the next level and I am looking for whatever the possibilities are," McKenzie said.

"I have said I am looking for coaching challenges at the next level and I am looking for whatever the possibilities are," said McKenzie.

"When we look at media companies, we are looking at people who understand the importance and centrality of mobile, social, and video, and who are open to whatever technological possibilities might emerge," says Brauchli.