Sentence examples for whatever practical from inspiring English sources

Whatever practical measures you take to support Greece, therefore, it is worth remembering – and repeating to others – that this is not just any old "proud nation" that has got terribly into debt.

It should be applied to whatever practical problems it can solve; but its tools and assumptions should always be in creative tension with other beliefs concerning human wellbeing and flourishing.

Whatever practical experience Burnes may have lacked early on he's made up for by assembling a group of partners who've all run business and raised capital from the other side of the table boasting M.B.A.s from places like Harvard, Wharton and Kellog, to boot.

Whatever the practical difficulties, the multi-speed Europe he espouses strikes many as quite sensible.

Whatever the practical solutions, it is crucial that we get better at thinking about religion.

Whatever the practical reality of getting from A to B, a car also represents something to people.

Whatever the practical objections to such suggestions might be, it is clear Hodge is voicing a growing dissatisfaction with PwC and its peers.

Whatever the practical impact of the initiative, the Anglo-French alliance Thursday changed the political mood after weeks of tension over the appointment of E.U. top jobs.

Whatever the practical arguments, these things can't help but give a perception of the women's game as quantifiably lesser, smaller, a pat on the head.

Whatever its practical impact, the decision contained important hints about how the justices will approach the term's more significant Voting Rights Act case: one that concerns Section 5 of the act, which requires jurisdictions with a history of racial discrimination to obtain the federal government's permission before changing voting procedures.

Not surprisingly, almost all these hearings have resulted in continued detention: only 38 of the more than 500 detainees were found not to be enemy combatants Whatever their practical shortcomings, the court's decisions regarding Hamdi and the Guantánamo detainees still registered as a limitation on the unbridled presidential power that the administration asserted.