Sentence examples for whatever terms from inspiring English sources

Whatever terms like the Sexual Revolution suggest, only now has public entry been permitted again.

I wish you'd give us another chance, on whatever terms you want".

– to wax eloquent in whatever terms you wish about the books John Mullan discusses every month.

Whatever terms the British have offered, the Argentinians have little real option but to accept them.

These clips could change the shape of the debate, cast in whatever terms Stewart decided.

In the event, the German delegation received orders from Berlin to accept whatever terms they were offered.

The T.N.C. has tended to describe itself in whatever terms will most effectively secure it NATO's continued allegiance.

But, he added, "If the Dodgers stumble and default, on whatever terms, they won't be happy that baseball is lurking".

"If people think they can elicit from me whatever terms they want, they are mistaken," Ms. Trump said.

Being in a precarious situation forces them to accept whatever terms and conditions are given to them.

Whatever terms of censure or praise photographs might provoke have already been applied to Ms. Mann's work.