Sentence examples for whatever relative from inspiring English sources
Others, such as Paul Krugman, would ascribe a more positive role to stimulus spending.Whatever relative importance is assigned to monetary and fiscal policy, though, there is little doubt that their simultaneous tightening five years into the Depression led to a vicious relapse.
In Malawi, there has recently been significant CCM program expansion, but the last DHS predated this, so it does not reflect whatever relative contribution this program may currently be making.
Whatever relatives' reaction to dinners out may be, many Long Islanders say they refuse to play the blame game.
Eventually they came back west to the Wimmera-Mallee plains because they knew the roads and home was home there though whatever relatives they'd bothered with left ages ago.
Eilish Hourihan, the Taylor Care Center's executive director, and her staff meet with every patient and whatever relatives they have — some have none — and describe the available homes and explain factors like location or religious affiliation that may influence a preference.
Whatever the relative merits and flaws, both candidates' proposals would most likely have some short-term benefit for investors, homeowners, retirees and other groups.
Frankly, whatever their relative status as writers, Beckett's published letters so far have a tenth the interest and value of Evelyn Waugh's.
Whatever the relative merits of the writing, Mr. Levine of BAM said, "The real value that Stagebill brought to the performing arts was the customization".
Whatever the relative rewards and dangers of either opening or closing in a particular case, that's worth keeping in mind.
Whatever the relative merits of Woods and Nicklaus as golfers, Jack did not once cross the clubhouse threshold feeling anything other than he belonged.
Whatever their relative charms and flaws, and despite the seeming variety of their subjects, Mr. Herzog's forays into nonfiction film have one thing in common: they make most documentaries look bad.
