However, whatever, whichever, whenever, wherever, whoever
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whenever | American Dictionary

whenever
conjunction
us/hwenˈev·ər, wen-, hwən-, wən-/

wheneverconjunction (EVERY TIME)

every or any time:
I’m embarrassed whenever I think about it.
I try to let the kids out to play whenever possible.
whenever
conjunction, adverb[ not gradable ]
us/hwenˈev·ər, wen-, hwən-, wən-/

wheneverconjunction, adverb[not gradable] (NOT IMPORTANT WHEN)

used to say that the time something is done is not important or makes no difference:
"Will it be okay if we meet tomorrow instead of today?" "Sure, whenever."

Examples of whenever

whenever
Ideally, a good local algorithm would provide in these cases a certificate of infeasibility whenever it detects case (v).
Whenever an expectation fails, the agent interacts with users, presenting its rationale for its expectation.
A simplification axiom is applicable whenever the input set's outermost constructor is known.
Moreover, monadic evaluation calls pure evaluation whenever it needs the value of a term.
Self-repetitions were included in the analysis whenever the child intended to effect better understanding.
Step (4) comes in whenever the child's attention appears to waver.
Whenever one of these parties appeal to a tribunal that shares its genre of nationalist/ humanist discourse, the other side has already lost.
Recall that a banking crisis occurs whenever movers receive a lower return on their deposits than do nonmovers.
In all cases, the two values tend to converge whenever the difference between them becomes relatively great.
On the other hand, the results in section 5.2 require that an atom is definitely selectable whenever it is correctly typed in its input positions.
Whenever we are interested in finding solutions to 2 problems, we consider complexity classes for search problems (also called function problems).
In general, whenever we are faced with a choice of two rules, the above strategy will work.
Whenever a space is collected, also the younger spaces are collected at the same time.
The former approach is per se advantageous whenever multiple rules share a common head.
Moreover, whenever a data constraint is called, the operation constraint has already been removed.
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