Sentence examples for whatever provided from inspiring English sources

One of the basic results of martingale theory is that, if the gambler is free to quit the game at any time using any strategy whatever, provided only that this strategy does not foresee the future, then the game remains fair.

What follows, therefore, is independent of the details of the body parameters (prisms, cylinders or whatever), provided that the dimensions in all directions are comparable.

It seems likely, for example, that the kinds of representation required as the vehicles of thought are not very different from what "natural languages" (English, German, whatever) provide as vehicles of communication: sentences, or something of the sort.

Since members are rarely held accountable for the long-term impact of their actions -- most voters don't even know their names -- they're tempted to do whatever provides immediate publicity, patronage and campaign contributions from special-interest groups.

And, because it is a hyper-complex simulation, this simulated worker talks to his simulated coworkers and his simulated wife and his simulated mistress and whatever provides inspiration for a solid market analysis.

"And, because it is a hyper-complex simulation, this simulated worker talks to his simulated coworkers and his simulated wife and his simulated mistress and whatever provides inspiration for a solid market analysis," Travis said.

Allow yourself to cry, hit a punching bag, go into nature and scream, or whatever provides you an outlet for all these bad feelings.

Today, he fed off every cue London Assembly members of whatever party provided to drive that message home.

Nick operates in a world without scarcity:  his magical elves can make anything he needs, in whatever quantity, provided only that you deserve it.

Insurance companies would have approved treatment in whatever state provided the best care.

Letters, in whatever form, provided little peace of mind that a serviceman was alive and well at the moment of receipt.