Sentence examples for cannot anyway from inspiring English sources

The mortgage banks are not prepared to lend to them, and cannot, anyway, raise the 290 billion rupees ($6.9 billion) that the housing market may need between now and 2001.

In an already inequitable economic order, where most Indians cannot anyway afford to travel to Britain, it enshrines the idea that dignity and respectful treatment can and should be paid for.

Any convictions that arose from a trial in which the teenagers were unfairly portrayed as the predators in a vicious sexual assault cannot stand anyway, said Myron Beldock, a lawyer for Mr. Salaam.

It doesn't matter who else is in the room; "during the presentations you have to listen and cannot network anyway," Güss said.

It does not really matter what shape you use as the plane cannot fly anyway.

Some compressions work by simply filtering away the sounds the human ear cannot detect anyway, so you may not even notice a difference.

But the Dodgers — in theory, anyway — cannot sign everybody.

Punitive cash-withdrawal limits imposed by the central bank mean that people anyway cannot get hold of more than a fraction of their earnings.

Many DPJ members believe that Mr Koizumi's reform agenda has only two flaws: it does not go far enough, and he cannot enact it anyway because of resistance from his own party.

Most small farmers in poor regions, including Punjab, cannot afford them anyway.When the good luck runs out, stem rust can destroy the entire harvest in an infected area.

Most users have no need to shave bytes, or to use black-and-white scanning as opposed to tonal (grayscale) or colour, in which this compression algorithm cannot be used anyway.