Sentence examples for wherever it made from inspiring English sources

If I had the introduction I took it wherever it made sense for TAG".

The company's Alexa virtual assistant basically turned up wherever it made the slightest amount of sense – and even in some places it definitely didn't.

"The state should consider policies that encourage smart growth wherever it makes sense," Mr. Jarmel added.

"This is going to cause extensive damage wherever it makes landfall".

Barack Obama should lift it so that newly fracked oil can be sold wherever it makes the most cash.

"Wherever it makes sense, we would be happy to consider partnering with governments or community groups," he said.

Even if winds do not create much damage, the current storm is expected to bring torrential rains, wherever it makes landfall.

The best have ripped up their business models and ruthlessly shifted production to wherever it makes sense—some in eastern Europe, others in China itself in order to concentrate on strengths such as design and marketing where the Chinese can be matched or beaten.

One of the characteristics of cloud computing is that when you launch a virtual machine, it gets distributed wherever it makes the most sense for the cloud provider.

Atlas will start with U.S. incorporation but will over time provide "more hubs" so that businesses can incorporate wherever it "makes sense for them to register," Collison said.

Cabinet Office Minister Francis Maude said: "I absolutely think that Britain, which is sitting on very considerable energy reserves, should be exploiting those energy reserves wherever it makes sense to do it".