Sentence examples for anyway suggest from inspiring English sources

Again, however economically problematic it may prove, the political realities (in America, anyway) suggest that an effort is unlikely to materialise.

Again, the specific words or ideas that are attributed to Timon in these contexts deserve some discussion, but they tell us little or nothing about the works themselves, beyond what the titles would anyway suggest.

James left anyway, suggesting that if Brown had been an issue, it was only one of several.

TransCanada reiterated that production in the Alberta tar sands was expanding anyway, suggesting that Keystone would have no effect on climate change.

That she made it anyway suggests a hidden streak of boldness that her most fervent supporters have hoped for, and that Beijing has long feared.

One Bild editor today declared that it would have been "lazy compromise anyway", suggesting video referrals instead, while DFL Chief Executive Christian Seifert remarked that "the Bundesliga doesn't live or die on the basis of technology".

University officials said the facility was not intended for stem cell research, but opponents of the research blocked the financing anyway, suggesting that the constitutional amendment would make it possible down the road.

Brunelle told the police at the time that she did not want to prosecute, but police arrested Zimmerman anyway, suggesting there could be more violence in the relationship, according to an account of the arrest report in the Orlando Sentinel.

Both women admitted on the stand under cross-examination that they were deeply skeptical of Ms. Mitchell's techniques, but paid her anyway, suggesting that they were never tricked into thinking the psychic had the power to better their lives, Mr. Aronwald said.

Ms. Richardson-Hall (who is also a cast member of the Style Network show "Whose Wedding Is It Anyway?") suggests that couples give guests a list of their favorite restaurants "and maybe call the restaurants and see if they'll extend a 10 percent discount," she said.

That the franchise owners expect credit to be hard to come by anyway suggests their pessimism runs too deep to be alleviated by the Fed's gesture.