Sentence examples for whatever problem from inspiring English sources

Phelps appeared to have corrected whatever problem plagued him against the Mets.

Some Prius lovers seemed prepared to fix whatever problem there might be and move on.

But to paraphrase Felipe Peña, whatever problem the Yankees have is an opportunity to overspend.

Whatever problem you're having with a piece of writing, turn that into the solution.

Workers in emergency vehicles do not idle their engines while resolving whatever problem brought them to the park.

"Alex played at such a high level," he said, "he could hide whatever problem he was having".

He told his children, "Whatever problem you have is an opportunity," and he and his wife proceeded to demonstrate how.

Masterful with private clients, he was a man who would extricate them from whatever problem they had dug for themselves.

Whatever problem the plane carrying former Senator Ted Stevens encountered before it crashed on Monday night, it was not pilot inexperience.

A convention of novels aimed at children in the middle-grade years holds that whatever problem a girl confronts, her parents will not be the ones to help.

The fallback position on which pessimists or optimists can agree is to nod sagely that, confronted by whatever problem, there needs to be better co-ordination.