Sentence examples for whatever troubles from inspiring English sources

Whatever troubles happen in India, you find Muslims behind them".

Whatever troubles Argentina, there is nothing like a goal to soothe the wounds.

After such a smooth transition, Miss Megawati is entitled to feel relieved, whatever troubles lie ahead.

Whatever troubles men today, it was of no concern to her.

"Whatever troubles the city has, the underlying problems, we always see them here".

You should not give way to rage and despair whatever troubles life brings.

At least they have escaped whatever trouble is to come this summer.

She recalled him crying as he watched the nightly news and then making a donation to a charity aimed at easing whatever troubling situation he had seen.

You agree not to bother H.P. with whatever trouble results, and you can restore the factory settings by resetting your tablet.

But for whatever trouble he is having getting his game and his life back together, I, like millions of others, have zero sympathy.

Whatever trouble Nolan had in Buffalo, it is not evident to a couple of his players, who met him only recently.