Sentence examples for whatever the strength from inspiring English sources

Whatever the strength of the coming one, governments must be alert.

Whatever the strength of Wiener's analysis, it greatly impressed Keith Joseph who was then secretary of state for industry in Thatcher's first cabinet.

"Whatever the strength of the feeling, there can be no excuse whatever for this type of action, which is hurting our people, businesses and emergency services severely".

Whatever the strength of their business plan, there is virtually no risk to any bank offering a loan matched by the state and well-secured against property.

Mr. Blair, striking a less defiant note than in recent days, said: "Whatever the strength of feeling on the price of petrol, I do hope that over time people will carefully reflect on recent events.

Besides, whatever the strength of Sand's underlying logic, what people think they are is undoubtedly their own affair – to seek to deprive people of an identity they cleave to smacks of a peculiar form of abuse.

Whatever the strengths, faults and quirks of this roster, the Nets may be locked into it for the next four years.

Whatever the strengths and shortcomings of "The Noise of Time" as a multimedia theatrical piece, it offers a chance to lose yourself in a musical work that Mr. McBurney has aptly called "a kind of prayer about the 20th century".

By treating her failure to get into Oxford as some sort of personal and national tragedy, Mr Brown may have bolstered the very elitism he is seeking to attack.But it remains true that, whatever the strengths of other universities, many of the most cherished positions in British society are occupied by Oxbridge graduates.

Whatever the strengths of EMS companies, their stocks have been whacked along with the rest of the tech sector.

It seems, too, that we should support those investments which create jobs and relieve distress among vulnerable populations — the cascading facts of job loss and other heartland suffering are unfolding undeniably before our eyes, and there clearly are some federal measures that can provide immediate relief, whatever the relative strength of their macroeconomic effects.