Sentence examples for whatever the context from inspiring English sources

The words have the same meaning whatever the context.

But whatever the context, a law has been broken.

But that doesn't stop it getting brought up early and often, whatever the context.

Whatever the context, dragon fruit has a knack for getting noticed.

Vaccinations, clean water and good hygiene will help tackle the spread of infectious diseases whatever the context.

Whatever the context, using the words "I'm type A" is often a prelude to some form of conversational douche-baggery.

Whatever the local context, tackling conflict will always demand the kind of approach demonstrated by this year's peace prize winners.

But the videos capture talk of dollar figures and fetal organs in the same sentences — along with phrases like "line-item" — which, for many people, including some supporters of reproductive rights, is hard to hear, whatever the factual context.

In any case, whatever the destination context, the lack of a secure status creates a situation of territorial confinement.

Whatever the economic context of the apprenticeship, however, officials were still concerned to provide for children and reduce their own outgoings, with the stress no doubt differing in different parishes.

While the C-terminal portion is mainly disordered whatever is the context, the N-terminal portion accommodates either an amphipathic helix structure (i.e. in the CCD crystal, thanks to the tertiary structure interactions) or a mainly disordered structure (i.e. in K159, in response to water exposure of amino acid residues).