Sentence examples for whatever the mark from inspiring English sources
Scientists don't know exactly how an X chromosome is marked for inactivation, but the results show that "whatever the mark is, it was preserved" in the placental cells of clones, Jaenisch says, "while in the embryonic lineage, the mark was erased and randomly reestablished".
Whatever the cause, 2011 marked a complete reversal in Trump's public statements about America's first black president.
A recent investigation by Il Sole-24 Ore, Italy's leading financial daily, concluded that claims that Mr Ricucci has a property portfolio worth around €2 billion are exaggerated; the paper estimated that €200m was nearer the mark.Whatever the case, Mr Ricucci and his financiers seem to have placed a big bet on someone bidding for RCS (and the shareholder pact crumbling).
And that means whatever the fund had previously marked the company's worth at was in need of revision.
Whatever the reason, the decision marks an abrupt change in fortunes for transgenic rice in China.
Whatever the reason, the glowing marks have been an evolutionary success story; about 40 species of lanternsharks now sport them. .
Whatever the circumstances, a divorce marks the death of the dream of happily-ever-after and the end of a relationship that was entered into with hope, joy and the intention that it be until-death-do-us-part.
But whatever the hurdles, Riace's experiment marks a dramatic U-turn away from Calabria's traditional fear of foreigners following centuries of attacks by pirates.
Whatever the early nerves, his appointment marks a remarkable comeback for a man who only eight months ago had surgery to remove a lung tumour.
An opinion poll published at the weekend suggested that 45% of Greeks would accept a deal that kept the country in the eurozone, regardless of the cost.Whatever the premier says, this month marks a tipping point.
But whatever the result, the by-election marks another important stage in the pre-eminence of local Conservatives deciding what to do and say, and a nervy national leadership having no choice but to let them.
