Sentence examples for whichever of these two from inspiring English sources

Performance is dependent on whichever of these two prevails in the heat transfer process.

"I would guess the voting record, whichever of these two made it to the Senate, would not differ that much," said John C. Comer, a political science professor at the University of Nebraska.

The first is to boot up a normal game solo, squads or duos--and go to whichever of these two locations is furthest from the battle bus path.

Finally they settled it that one should station himself on the right wing and the other on the left, and that whichever of these two divisions should be defeated, the consul stationed there should give up his life.

Peeps, even if you can't write cursive, you can print for your loved one whichever of these two samples of heartbreakingly beautiful prose is closest to what you want to say.

Whichever of these two candidates comes on top should easily defeat their Liberal rival.

For each participant, person-days of follow-up were calculated from January 1 , 1987to the death, to the entitlement to drugs related to diabetes or to December 31, 2004, whichever of these three options came first.

Many Labour and Liberal Democrat supporters decided to back whichever of those two parties was best placed in their constituency.

Whichever of those two options is true, NBC News feels free to spout such plainly false propaganda - "suddenly claiming they don't want nuclear weapons!" - because they know they and fellow large media outlets have done such an effective job in keeping their viewers ignorant of these facts.

Good management will deploy its earnings in whichever of those three is expected to offer the highest return.

And whichever of those three categories they are in, they must also show they have sufficient funding.