Sentence examples for whatever we know from inspiring English sources
Mr. Greene said: "We could remain silent and allow the interest groups to shape the discussion, or we can add whatever we know to the public discussion so that public policy can be based on as much information as is available.
It can do whatever we know how to order it to perform.
Epistemological idealism is sometimes motivated by the simple thought that whatever we know, we must know from our own perspective, but is sometimes motivated by further arguments.
Ad targeting is a relevance problem somewhat similar to web search: given a huge repository of information, and whatever we know about what the user is looking for, find the most relevant information and return it.
Whatever, we know a skell when we see one.
"Before him, whatever we knew about dolphins came from performing animals in oceanaria," said Dr. Diana Reiss, a senior research scientist and expert on dolphin intelligence at the New York Aquarium in Brooklyn, who counts herself among those inspired by his early writings.
Nor can we know whether whatever we experience as an object is in the end some mental product of a divine mind having creative powers totally different from those we can make sense of.
It succeeds by making sure that whatever we all know is either wrong or is already priced into securities.
Yours etc, Ozwald Boateng, Bespoke Couture Dear Ozwald, Frocks, angled pockets, tablecloth hats - whatever - we know that neither the pashmina nor the moulded metal breastplate is ever about to solve world famine, prevent child slavery or cure broken hearts.
Whatever happens, we know that Mr. Duvalier has nothing to offer the country that he and his father, François Duvalier, who was known as Papa Doc, looted and brutalized for decades.
