Sentence examples for any difference whatever from inspiring English sources

No new evidence can then make any difference; whatever the likelihood ratio of the evidence, multiplying it by zero (the prior probability) will still end up with a posterior probability of zero.

It's good to know that sharp employees can still make a difference, whatever the air transportation industry does to make flying miserable.

Political difference, ethnic difference, whatever it is.

"Here is no difference, whatever nationality they are".

It is remarkable the psychological difference — whatever you think of Trump — that he has brought".

If they understand by it only the kind of goods sold, then, I take it, it makes no difference whatever what efforts the plaintiff has made to get them to understand more.

Call that difference whatever you like, but it serves the same purpose as interest.

If the adjustment makes no difference whatever, a= b, and the Freedman statistic is 0%.

But if governance networks take responsibility for working out their differences, whatever larger political divide might exist wouldn't stop officials from taking action.

Whatever their differences, whatever their gripes, the Lakers have been listening to Jackson of late as he tells them, in so many words, to make nice as they gather for this special occasion.

B and F have the smallest mean and rms differences, whatever the number of annual differences considered.