Sentence examples for whatever the expanded from inspiring English sources

After playing a final season in the Mountain West, Utah will join the Pac-10 — or whatever the expanded league's name will become — in 2011.

Whatever happens in court, however, the expanding use of the Internet to obtain copyrighted video material as well as music has sharpened fears among entertainment industry executives that they are facing a daunting cultural battle.

Whatever the precise causes, the species' expanded ecological range is likely to affect the future dynamics of its invasive spread.

China's Protestants, Muslims, Buddhists and others could be expected to seek whatever expanded freedoms or autonomy enjoyed by Catholics.

Whatever the reasons, Hasbro decided that expanding the line this year was too risky.

Whatever the reasons, training programs are expanding, and student enrollment in statistics classes and degree programs is on the rise.

Yet, a dollar deducted from costs represents resources that can be freed to expand services, whatever the source of that savings.

Take at least half of this time and use it to agree with, support, or expand on whatever the other person was talking about.

Whatever the motive, they are arriving in a place eager to expand its appeal beyond the devoutly religious.

The message from Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates is that whatever the outcome of the nuclear talks, Iran is bent on expanding its power and influence.

Whatever the answer, transportation officials say the results highlight a severe need for expanded and affordable mass transit.