Sentence examples for whatever values from inspiring English sources

Respect, humility, solution-focused – whatever values you feel are crucial for your organisation to flourish should be clarified.

This is a man who will struggle to allow disparate citizens of a diverse country to project whatever values they like on to him.

But isn't one of the "values" that the British and Australians hold dearest that, so long as you obey the law, you can embrace whatever "values" you bloody well like?

"If the Constitution is an empty bottle into which we pour whatever values — the evolving standards of decency of a maturing society — why in the world would you let it be filled by judges?

"But the resemblance of the pinkish nose to human flesh subverts our expectations and becomes a perverse violation of whatever values we have about what constitutes normal or healthy human skin".

"My concern is that we seem to make a judgment based on our own sense of our child, our community, our sense of confidence in whatever values and training we've given that child," Ms. Vane said, "but if something went wrong, will you be accused of being neglectful and an irresponsible parent?" It's a good question.

But I think the project risks losing whatever value it has when it tries to encapsulate this in an index.

Strips like this do little to deliver value to local residents, and still less to keep whatever value is generated in the community.

Whatever value the median student places on a pencil, about half the pencil-holders should value them less, and half of those without pencils should value them more.

Whatever value reconstitution, prompt scoring or annual improvement may have, local circumstances vary too much for these to be dictated by Washington.

"Whatever value Nader brings to the public discourse," Ms. Birch said in an interview today, "it pales compared to handing the federal government and Supreme Court over to George Bush.