Sentence examples for whatever significance from inspiring English sources

Whatever significance this has for the cities themselves (and it may be noteworthy, at least for Pittsburgh) it has more for America's financial system.

WHATEVER significance we might choose to read into such connections, there can be little doubt that these concertos were written for someone Shostakovich trusted and believed in, and someone whose talents had astonished the composer into writing in a startling way.

Whatever meaning a person, place or plot has - that's the significance.

Whatever its significance, it seems a lot of people want it and they will kill for it.

Whatever its significance, though, it has sparked a worldwide discussion of philanthropy, which was in many ways its goal.

Whatever their significance as predictors, the elections come at a sensitive time for both parties, as they scramble to raise money, recruit strong candidates for next year's Congressional elections and, equally important, minimize the number of retirements.

Whatever the significance of the figures in Giorgione's painting "The Tempest," it is certain that the picture soon came to be regarded merely as a landscape, and it is one of the first European paintings, certainly the first by a great artist, to make this sort of "background" material its subject matter.

Whatever their significance, Łukasiewicz's hopes for such logics have not been realized in the way he anticipated.

Whatever its significance in the past, it is clear that Paley's contribution continues to be of direct relevance in the current educational and political climate.

Whatever the significance of the rainbow is to each of us, it is without question a natural, beautiful part of nature.

And beyond whatever learned significance we have applied to these objects, each and every one of them holds its own moments of existence.