Sentence examples for whilst we should from inspiring English sources

"The first two or three weeks were quite difficult … Whilst we should not judge a year by a six-week period, it's by no means a disaster.

So whilst we should clearly change management where it needs changing, sack people who need sacking and review systems where they need reviewing, the only thing that will have a real impact in the long-term is informed professionals showing good judgment and are supported with information from the community.

GNM's carbon positive ambition is based on the recognition that whilst we should concentrate on minimising the negative impacts of our operations, the most important step we can take is to positively influence readers, businesses, institutions and politicians through our editorial content.

So whilst we shouldn't be too awed by the power of information, we should never, never confuse it with insight.

This means that whilst we should have captured the most severe co-morbid illness we will have missed more minor disease.

George told Cameron: "Whilst of course we should not be making a unilateral contribution to the Greek bailout, does the prime minister not agree that we have something which would help regenerate the Greek economy and put right a 200-year wrong – and that is to give the marbles back".

Whilst this suggests we should abandon an inflexible approach to Quality of Care audits we are not suggesting that we abandon a methodological approach to such evaluations or that we engage in a form of methodological anarchy or, at least, not outright.

If we wanted to run a cluster-on-demand, such a snapshot becomes a useful means to achieve this – and whilst there is no demand we should incur data storage costs for the snapshot alone.

Yet we would say at the earlier stages that he ought to have resisted, whilst at the final stages we should be inclined to say that 'ought' and 'ought not' have ceased to apply" (1934, p. 200).

Whilst we could go on, we should perhaps merely say that these ligands are fun for chemists, who probably just want to make something with a new structure, but less so for physicists who may know what they want.

We should take Pulis whilst he is free.