Sentence examples for whatever trials from inspiring English sources

Whatever trials and tribulations you are dealing with today – we want to hear about them.

On the question of sealing or even destroying all of the hard-sought information regarding the collapse of the World Trade Center towers: I can appreciate confidentiality during whatever trials may be in process, but the information gathered is too important and must be made accessible to the engineering design community so that design errors (if any) can be prevented in the future.

But Lincoln's words give us confidence that whatever trials avail us, this nation and the freedom we cherish can, and shall, prevail.

There are black people who feel that prayer is the only form of counseling and medication required to take care of whatever trials and tribulations they are currently going through.

Setting up those different tees would be tricky, but it's worth whatever trial and error would be necessary.

At the same time, Synta had to make sure that whatever trial it ran was as big as possible.

That fallout did, however, help shape McCarthy as a manager and grants him perspective on whatever unexpected trials befall Fabio Capello or his 31 counterparts.

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".

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.

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.

And if you are very lucky and somewhat insightful, you see that whatever your trial has been, it is exactly what you needed.