Sentence examples for whatever the issue may be from inspiring English sources

Get enough of them to espouse Silicon Valley's perspective, and tens of millions of Americans will get a one-sided view of whatever the issue may be, drowning out the other side.

"I always get lobbied by anybody who has an interest in whatever the issue may be.

The issue may be more contentious elsewhere.

The only issue may be the cost.

Finding itself at the butt-end of backlash, parodies, and even its own South Park episode, whatever your position on the image manipulation issue may be, the conflict sure makes for some great conversation pieces.

Whatever term researchers use, this issue may be handled by operationally defining the term and detailing the instructional approaches used.

The even greater issue may be data.

Whatever his stands on other issues may be, Brown can lay claim to national and global leadership on renewable energy and conservation policy.

In education, poverty, climate and agriculture – whatever the issue is – experimentation is key.

And, whatever the truth may be, corruption has become the biggest issue of Argentine politics.

Whatever the case may be, it doesn't matter.