Sentence examples for whatever the contest from inspiring English sources

The alacrity with which Pete went from basking in the sunlight coming through his very own window, to springing a spiteful little prank on Roger Sterling, shows the boy's appetites and ambitions lie simply in winning, whatever the contest.

That only takes one person, whatever the contest.

Whatever the contest was trying to prove about freedom of expression, he said, it ended up "bordering on hate speech".

Many people run YouTube "contests" too, in which people can enter their horse/pony by uploading a video of themselves doing whatever the contest host asks.

As election experts denounced Kemp's last-minute charge that Democrats hacked the election system, it was already clear that whatever the result, the contest was going to be marked by scandal and Kemp, the person in charge of overseeing it, stood to benefit.

But whatever the outcome of the contest, the start-up's future looks secure as it was recently taken over by Google to form part of the search firm's new robotics division.

Whatever the number of contests, South Side High's Red and Blue competition, begun in 1916, is probably one of the oldest events, and 83-year-old Dorothy Patten Zaiser has attended most of them, from 1924 on.

"I am aware that, whatever the result of this contest, the party must come out of this well.

CBOT shareholders may agree: the ICE deal looks likely to preserve more jobs than the rival bid, and would offer some potentially lucrative financial perks to CBOT members.Whatever the outcome of this contest, futures are clearly where the money is.

Whatever the outcome in both contests, perhaps it is time to take a hard look at director compensation.

Eastern time, Senator Jean Carnahan of Missouri sealed the Democrats' fate, conceding to supporters that she had lost to Representative Jim Talent, thus making it impossible for Democrats to retain control, whatever the outcome of close contests in Minnesota and South Dakota.