Sentence examples for certainly regardless of from inspiring English sources

These governments will continue to act regardless of any sort of popular approval – and certainly regardless of any approval of mine.

On the pitch, almost certainly, regardless of any debate about whether it has been or is among the greatest ever, but the test will be away from the field.

Again, in order to employ DDE one needs the distinction between intended and merely foreseen consequences of the 'act itself.' On Anscombe's view some actions are in and of themselves immoral, regardless of the consequences one intends to bring about in the performance of the action, and certainly regardless of what one foresees as a result of the action.

Certainly, regardless of the mechanism that triggers the formation of HER2-containing heterodimers (HER2 over-expression or overall low HER2 but high levels of the autocrine/paracrine HER3 ligand heregulin), HER3 transphosphorylation appears to be a common response of breast cancer cells upon pharmacological disturbance of the HER RTK network.

Belief certainly provides benefits regardless of whether God exists — not least social acceptance among other believers and the comfort of a promised heaven.

That remains to be seen, but the Dundee board have certainly been vindicated, regardless of whether they complete a great escape.

Certainly, many students, regardless of where they fall on the debt spectrum, are willing to fork over tons of money for tutoring, counseling or coaching if they feel it will help them stand out in the job market.

That use of "may have" betrays the underlying pervasive and unnecessary anti-Wrights and pro-Curtiss bias that infects this production... and removes from it the pretense of being a "documentary" - "Wright Brothers vs Curtiss" is not a documentary and it certainly isn't history, regardless of what NatGeo says.

What he didn't say was that some withdrawals will almost certainly have to come next year, regardless of the military's "success".

Instead it attempts to highlight and present reflections on this process of incorporation -- a task that can certainly seem trivializing to survivors, regardless of whether the art is good or bad.

Still, though, it seems plausible that a beneficiary who never acts gratefully from natural inclination, and must always exert an effort of will, almost certainly falls short of gratitude, regardless of whether he acts for the right reasons.