Sentence examples for whatever the relationship from inspiring English sources

Whatever the relationship, and whatever its nuances, the individual you create should be the love of the subject's life.

Whatever the relationship between London and Dublin, the enduring question of Irish reunification — not directly addressed by the queen — still looms over the political life of the north.

Whatever the relationship between early angiosperms and bennettites, in terms of ecology, bennettites are the likely suspects in any early partnerships between 'flower-like-organs' and insect pollinators.

Whatever the relationship between multiculturalism and solidarity, it is not a simple hydraulic one, in which one goes down when the other goes up.

There are people who do fall in love no matter how bad or whatever the relationship is, they just can't see it because they're so in love.

Whatever the relationship between positivity of PCR and development of the disease, PCR is much more sensitive than microscopic examination for direct detection of bacilli [ 25, 26].

And whatever the true relationship between Russia and Europe may prove to be, it is not stable yet.

Whatever the real relationship between the two men, the pleasure of this show – gracefully directed by Richard Digby Day – lies in hearing the best of their work vivaciously performed.

He has, however, just been involved with the UK National Defence Association pamphlet on defence spending and, with his connections, it is likely that his advice and world view will be closely eyed by a possible Conservative government, whatever the formal relationship.

I think we can all agree that it makes sense, logically speaking, for the first to refer a dish made with lamb, and that by long custom, the second has come to suggest beef, whatever the original relationship between the two.

Comparing the U.S. with countries that have nothing in common only guarantees that whatever the true relationship between guns and homicide is, we won't be able to find it.