Sentence examples for whatever this error from inspiring English sources
Whatever this error is less, it means that network education was better.
Whatever the error, don't try and cover it up.
Whatever the error, the All Blacks made it.
"Life cannot be treated as an error, whatever the error may be," said Catherine Fabre, a member of the Federation of French Families.
But the news executives, whatever the errors of election night, have a sound product that is healthy for democracy.
Whatever the errors inherent in García's management of the economy, one of the most important political errors in his administration was his own tendency to dominate policymaking initiatives while weakening mechanisms of accountability.
He, even if not alone, must share the guilt of war; whatever the errors of Britain and France, it was his pact with Hitler in August 1939 that gave the green light.
Ignore whatever this person says.
Whatever this thing may be.
Trust whatever this word means to you.
