Sentence examples for whatever useful from inspiring English sources

We pledge to pass on whatever useful information we gather.

Icelanders, in their isolation, have always quilted into their culture whatever useful influences they have found on the outside.

"The second is that whatever is useful to the people must also be useful to the chancellor".

But whatever was useful in that agenda has long since been implemented, along with much that was harmful.

He didn't deny intellectual change; instead, he chose to "nick whatever was useful from theory" and follow his own path.

Stanfield, the truth commissioner, is far from convinced about the undertaking and is all too aware of the chilly pragmatic notion that (to paraphrase William James) the true is whatever is useful to believe.

Instead, their popularity seems reflective of certain magpie tendencies today: an indiscriminate and imitative mixing of influences from the Backstreet Boys to classic rock, a borrowing of whatever is useful.

And they should treat those instances when he pops up in public — and pops off about this, that or whatever — as useful reminders of the kind of farce they can no longer afford and must leave far behind.

And the debate over raters' conflicts of interest would die down, because investors would be free to choose the credit research they found most useful, whatever the source and whoever initiated it.

Mr. Castiglioni produced a magician's bag of found objects for each lecture: beer cans from Tehran, galoshes from the Soviet Union, eyeglasses and colanders, whatever seemed a useful teaching tool.

For example: "We need to dispose of everything" (there are transportation costs to the library, and duplicates to be disposed of) or "Take whatever you think useful" (librarian has most flexibility).