Sentence examples for whichever question from inspiring English sources

Whichever question it is, it raises some pointed supplementaries.

On whichever aspect of whichever question related to the World Cup.

So, if you formulate whichever question, you should get a clear answer by which you can manage, alone, without constant interaction with that service or other services.

Positive comments included it looked straight forward (P23) and It was easy to scroll down to whichever section your question applied to (P29).

The funny thing is, whichever of those questions you ask first, usually, inevitably, most folks will then follow up with the other question for more clarity.

Beneath each map are bar charts displaying the results for every question at whichever geographic scale is currently selected.

He didn't go quite as far as the boy Cameron in comparing (pdf) the BitTorrent brigade to paedophiles, but there's no question that whichever government we find ourselves under in the next few years, ISP level censorship of the net is set to be an everyday occurrence.

And whichever side of the question you lean toward, it is hard not to feel queasy at the result.

As Tommy Mr. Leary has some memorable moments: when he wants his reluctant children to divulge information about his wife's new boyfriend, Tommy turns his interrogation into a game show, awarding cash to whichever child answers his questions first.

Whichever view prevails, the questions will undoubtedly linger well after the negotiators who are trying to work out the complex issues that still stand in the way of an international climate treaty leave Copenhagen.

Last season, in a bid to draw some attention to Battier's defense, the Rockets' public-relations department would send a staff member to the opponent's locker room to ask leading questions of whichever superstar Battier had just hamstrung: "Why did you have so much trouble tonight?" "Did he do something to disrupt your game?" According to Battier: "They usually say they had an off night.