Sentence examples for whatever the controversy from inspiring English sources

Whatever the controversy, there is no question Japan is undertaking a crucial task.

Whatever the controversy over the EU's success last year there's no obvious, Kissinger-style clunkers.

"Whatever the controversy, people are dying from AIDS," Mr. Mbeki said at the Sheraton Hotel in Pretoria on Wednesday.

Whatever the controversy over the seed, most people considered him a trustworthy minister, a quality not always evident in Indian politicians.

"He's a native son, one of Newark's most famous citizens and, whatever the controversy, he will continue to have high esteem in this city".

Whatever the controversy is about, the issue is not how to interpret hypothetico-deductivism.

Whatever the controversies over nuclear power, credit to the government for backing this winning technology.

Whatever the controversies about mental health and media intrusion and TV exploitation swirling around Ms Boyle, there is one person who will not be attending the final tomorrow.

Whatever the controversies, Anthony Angotta, an umpire who officiates at college and high school games, said the ban has made the game more strategic.

The UK, whatever the controversies, wants strong commercial relationships with China.

But whatever the controversies of the game, the anger did not last, because those who knew him knew that he was an honest man, knew that he was there out of a love of the game and for the young men who played.