Sentence examples for whatever the discussion from inspiring English sources

Whatever, the discussion gets back to the basics of book publishing, editing and marketing, and, despite the industry's fear of change, surprisingly many publishers and editors are sanguine about what the Internet can do for their own craft.

"There is not a shimmer of a chance that, whatever the discussion, NATO could or would be negotiated away," he said at a news conference with Georgia's foreign minister, Eka Tkeshelashvili.

Whatever the discussion, by now the blood on Assad's hands symbolically demand early forfeiture of his leadership -- the details of transition to be negotiated. .

Whatever the discussion regarding the value of this index, it indicates that a single point mutation on an S class gene has a significantly higher chance of producing a non-synonymous amino acid substitution than in an H class gene.

"We have had some discussions, and neither side was pleased with whatever the discussions came to.

"Whatever the discussions we have today I will be trying to get a good deal for the British taxpayer, a good deal for Britain, one that I can put before the British Parliament, one that I can put before the British people".

But whatever happens, the discussion is likely to be lively.

Whatever the topic of discussion – Russia's incursion in Ukraine, Isis, Iran's nuclear capacity, energy security, global trade – Britain is much more significant as a large holder of EU influence than as a small island of mediocre global power.

This being the world cricket forum, it tends to confirm what we already thought we knew: that true cricket followers constitute a global community where, whatever the strength of the discussion and parochial nature of support, there lies at the heart of it all an interest in the welfare of cricket across the world.

Whatever the state of discussions, many analysts say that the airline industry is on the verge of more consolidation, as a few big carriers move to get still bigger, carving out bigger chunks of the world's flight routes.

That may sound odd, but pop genuinely doesn't have many outlets for informed discussion, whatever the complaints in the comment threads whenever the Guardian writes about Swift or One Direction.