Sentence examples for whichever benefit from inspiring English sources

If you did remarry, that marriage must have ended as well (and you could then choose to collect on either spouse, whichever benefit is higher -- but you can't collect on both).

We can only hope that the wrongheaded and unfair proposals being floated today serve to strengthen our collective resolve to rid ourselves of the Electoral College, whichever party benefits.

And to whichever guest benefitted from calling this misinformation into the Post, I only wish you good health, happiness, and a long life to enjoy taking advantage of the kindness of strangers and talking shit about others.

Dozens of charities will accept this stuff, resell it and benefit whichever group they represent.

FEFA spokesman Fahim Naimi said there were big concerns about local officials pressurising their staff to vote for whichever candidate could benefit them.

"I support extending unemployment benefits whichever way we can do it," Sen. Debbie Stabenow (D-Mich).

A minority of patients experience substantial or moderate benefit, though always significantly more than with placebo, whichever IMMPACT definition of benefit is used.

For example, for criminal offences such as insider trading, Australia currently fines individuals $810,000 or three times the benefit gained, whichever is greater.

On the title-page of Frank Kermode's Romantic Image, presumably for the benefit of whichever student she had lent it to, she writes: "My only copy of this work of culture – please return".

Participating New Yorkers can then use the portable benefit on whichever home they see fit.

all trial participants get clear therapeutic benefit from whichever arm they are randomised to.