Sentence examples for which ever is from inspiring English sources

Retain the "triple lock" on state pensions, so that payments increase by inflation, earnings or 2.5%, which ever is highest.

Cameron said a future Conservative government would continue its policy of a "triple-lock" on state pensions, meaning they rise every year by which ever is highest – inflation, average earnings or 2.5%.

There are also fears that the government will water down the state pension "triple lock", which means that the payments rise in line which ever is the highest of average wages, inflation, or 2.5%.

Psychological insight is merely intellectual, bringing with it no apparent practical application: as a girl Plath laments, "I am a victim of introspection"; as a mature woman she writes, "It is as if my life were magically run by two electric currents: joyous positive and despairing negative -- which ever is running at the moment dominates my life, floods it.

The founders would be able to receive the rents for up to 49 years or when they die, which ever is later.

Cook County judges on Tuesday began using a new court document for foreclosure evictions that specifically names tenants living at the foreclosed property and states how long they are allowed to remain in units -- the length of their lease or 120 days, which ever is shorter -- before deputies haul out their belongings.

The credit card fee was either £12.95 or 2.5% of the costs of the booking, which ever was higher.

I also consider Revelation as It is call'd Exclusive of the Scraps of Morality casually Intermixt with It to be the most Impudent Abuse of Common Sense which Ever was Invented to Befool Mankind.

Setting the size of the cap for each country was informed by 3% of the base year emissions or 15% of the forest management sector, which ever was less.

The wells where the number of SFU was greater than two times background or greater than 50 SFU/106 PBMCs, which ever was higher, were considered as responses.

The region immediately following the R-spike, either until the following E-spike belonging to the next pump or for 1 second after the R-spike (which ever was shorter) was defined as the baseline.