Sentence examples for whatever quantity from inspiring English sources

Merck has agreed to give away whatever quantity of the drug is needed.

Virtually any drug can be purchased, in whatever quantity one desires, without a prescription.

Research shows that we'll consume pretty much whatever quantity we're served, and be satisfied with it.

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

To enforce such limits, the bank would have to promise to buy bonds in whatever quantity was necessary, a risky commitment.

Most authorities confined themselves to watching the rate of their own currency against the dollar and supplying from time to time whatever quantity of dollars might be required.

I just finished a tour where I spoke to would-be volunteers in nine cities about the number of public school students who can use their help and spare time, in whatever quantities, for tutoring and mentoring.

The actinoids beyond uranium do not occur in nature (except, in some cases, in trace amounts), because the stability of their isotopes decreases with increase in atomic number and whatever quantities may be produced decay too fast to accumulate.

Allowing debt-stricken countries to issue bonds guaranteed by the whole euro zone, or allowing the European Central Bank to lend in whatever quantities are necessary to ensure smooth functioning of the markets, the way the Federal Reserve does in the United States, would, in this view, let spendthrift, irresponsible governments off the hook.

Parents with a permissive feeding style (also termed "nutritional neglect") tend to allow the child to eat whatever he or she wants in whatever quantities wanted.

Whatever the quantity, though, the cheapest online tickets are often available either through virtual travel agents that have established relationships with consolidators, or through the consolidators themselves.