Sentence examples for whatever the trial from inspiring English sources

Whatever the trial verdict, Kenyans said tonight that the explosion was a singular event in the history of Kenya, which, for all its ills of poverty and corruption, has largely been peaceful over the last half century.

Mr. Woolsey said that, whatever the trial's outcome, people should "not run away from what I think is an excellent set of ideas about Iraq's future".

But in most cases, Intel has been a strong advocate for free markets–opposing new regulation of communications networks, pushing for expanded trade and standing against whatever the trial lawyers are for.

In multivariate analysis, this variable was independently associated with pCR (P=0.024), whatever the trial (P=0.632).

In conclusion, physiology helps to design premises and theories; without strong premises and theories, whatever the trial will prove is, in the best case, useless or, if misinterpreted, dangerous.

They opened their eyes on an apocalyptic night, but they signal what has always been the Alberta spirit – there will be another day, and whatever the terrible trial they have passed through, they will endure.

One might argue that he had come along too long after the events of the war, that whatever the Papon trial produced in the way of denial or partial recollection or soul-searching will soon be buried in the hurly-burly of daily life in a prosperous democracy.

WHATEVER happens, the trial of the two Libyans accused of the 1988 Lockerbie bombing, which resumed this week after a 13-day adjournment, will make legal history.

Whatever the result of the trial, the events have sent South Africans into a frenzy of self-examination.

Whatever the outcome of the trial, the scandal has already left its traces in French trading rooms.

Whatever the outcome of the trial, it is clear that there will not be enough insurance money to cover the estimated $9 billion cost of rebuilding the trade center.