Sentence examples for whatever the issues from inspiring English sources

Whatever the issues were last year Kev has been fantastic on and off the pitch since.

"We'll deal with whatever comes down, whatever the issues are as they come.

"Whatever the issues are, his opinion commands respect in that room".

Whatever the issues, the board of governors' decision in January was met with deep displeasure by the networks that air the new reality programs.

Whatever the issues of tax-exempt status among the various charities, federal regulators say the groups could find themselves in trouble in another way — in violation of federal anti-kickback laws — if donations appear to be little more than a way for companies to funnel money to doctors.

Whatever the issues you most care about, this November's election will be a choice between two Supreme Courts.

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

Whatever the issue, Van Gaal must identify and address it or the the boos will only grow louder.

But she was not automatically going to be on the Democratic side of whatever the issue was".

Whatever the issue, it had no bearing on the set closer, "So That Life Can Endure... P.S.

But the Dutch are placid, stolid and, surely, reliably pro-European, whatever the issue.Clearly not then.