Sentence examples similar to any possibility whatsoever from inspiring English sources
"I can't see any practical possibility whatsoever of getting a withdrawal agreement that ties up all the legal issues".
"Nobody else has any mathematical possibility whatsoever".
"Only two campaigns have a plausible path to the nomination.... Nobody else has any mathematical possibility whatsoever," Cruz told his supporters Tuesday night.
On the other hand, there is no possibility whatsoever, I would say, of the great American prizes opening themselves up to non-Americans.
Prosecutors said there was no question sexual relations occurred between the women and Tyson, but said there was "no possibility whatsoever"to successfully prosecute Tyson in either case.
Except that everything we know about Trump suggests that there is no possibility whatsoever that he would put his boasting to the test of an actual election, given the likelihood that he'd come away with an embarrassingly small percentage of the vote.
A possibilitist is not satisfied with the statistical frame of Possibility whatsoever.
But necessary truths rule out no empirical possibilities whatsoever, so this cannot be the informative proposition that is conveyed by Daniels' assertion.
But this bodiless entity outside our universe sustains our existence; He is, in Eagleton's words, "the condition of possibility of any entity whatsoever.
"If any of us in the management team had any inking of any fragility on the part of Jacintha's emotional state, if we had any idea whatsoever of the possibility she might take her life … we would have put our arms around her, literally and metaphorically".
As generally agreed after the rediscovery of Aristotle's works by the Latin West, since all knowledge originates in the senses, denying any value whatsoever to sensation would mean denying all possibility of knowledge in general.
