Sentence examples for anyway provided from inspiring English sources

Yet there is no evidence that Mr. Gore sought special treatment, or that the extra notice he got anyway provided any real protection.

Bank of America was a commercial bank, and Lehman was an investment bank, but Lewis was interested in it anyway — provided that the government was willing to lend against Lehman's bad assets.

If you want a tattoo but your parents or friends don't agree, do it anyway (provided you've given it sufficient thought, and you're sure that you won't regret it later).

And the United States could, of course, rely on home countries to both regulate their banks and, if something went badly wrong anyway, provide bailouts.

We have concepts like front page, article etc. but we don't (particularly well, anyway) provide useful context around an event.

Anyway, providing a science-based alternative to their convictions on what El Chichόn means to them intrinsically increased their awareness.

Winnie Cooper was too good for Kevin Arnold, but she gave him attention anyway, and provided hope for the rest of us in the process.

Suddenly all the newspapers ran headlines saying things like, "Where was the Wall anyway?" and provided readers with maps showing them where the Wall used to be.

In a dozen cases so far, all involving diabetics, a committee has judged that it makes financial sense to bring these people into the charity plan anyway and provide intensive support.

The circumstances surrounding the sawmill's ability to claim the tax incentive highlight critics' fear that the opportunity zone incentives could end up rewarding economic development that would have occurred anyway — while providing rich investors with tax breaks.

For example, deductions for mortgage interest and charitable giving were always debatable on efficiency and equity grounds since they subsidize activities that may have occurred anyway and provide the largest benefits to those with the highest incomes (and the highest marginal tax rates).