Sentence examples for whatever pros from inspiring English sources

Whatever pros and cons owning two stations may pose in other cities, however, the commission should firmly reject it for New York.

A Truth Commission would evaluate the intelligence that has been gathered through the use of waterboarding and weigh whatever pros it may have provided against the costs of using these techniques.

Despite predictions to the contrary, a mere handful of opponents mostly communists protested along the route.Meanwhile, whatever pro-Moscow sentiments Mr Zeman or Mr Fico may harbour do not seem to be guiding their countries' policies.

With so much of the energy of the anti-TTIP fight coming from the UK, what a tragic irony it would be if we found ourselves leaping out of the TTIP and CETA frying-pan and into the fire of whatever pro-corporate trade deals Liam Fox has in mind for us.

That the markets seem fearful of a Trump Presidency suggests that investors who trade for profit, not to express political views believe Trump would so devastate commerce in other ways as to more than erase the gains of whatever pro-corporate policies he would enact.

The boxes start at $59 and include about $80 worth of apparel and gear from whatever pro or college team you choose.

Whatever the pros and cons, it might help explain the GM obsession.

Whatever the pros and cons, some in the old Clinton camp still keep the faith.

Whatever the pros and cons of his premiership, it ended in disastrous failure.

Dodd-Frank, whatever its pros and cons, helps prepare us for the next Big One -- whatever that might be.

Whatever the pros and cons, the dam is fast becoming a beacon for tourists, a Great Wall across the Yangtze.