Sentence examples for whatever the practice from inspiring English sources

Whatever the practice, though, scores of governments have the potential to wield strong monitoring powers over their citizens.

It confirms that their own condemnation of whatever the practice might be is not pure prejudice, as if to say, "You see, one of them says so — it must be true!" Another peculiar favor is shown to Asian Americans.

Whatever the practice's origins, infibulation became linked to slavery.

Whatever the current practice, piles or mulch, farmers experienced a lower work load and noticed improved crop production.

Whatever the cause, the practice is rampant.

Whatever the figure, the practice has alarmed Democratic lawmakers and advocates for the poor.

Whatever the terminology, the practice entails a deliberate effort to limit social contact for a determinate or indeterminate period of time.

Whatever the arguments over the practice, the experience often leaves indelible memories.

Whatever the name, lawmakers defend the practice vigorously.

Whatever the reasons behind such a practice, some health professionals indicated that such practices are de-motivating.

But Mr. Nolling insists that whatever the euro's advantages, in practice policy makers have gone too far in their effort to preserve the single currency.