Sentence examples for consequences whatsoever from inspiring English sources

He was not charged and appears to have gone on to college, without any consequences whatsoever.

You can replace Taylor's singing with your own, leading a mutiny of her band with no legal consequences whatsoever.

"His detention as an enemy combatant is in no sense 'criminal,' and it has no penal consequences whatsoever," the government said.

"We're prosecuting Border Patrol cases, national park cases, customs cases, D.E.A. cases — any cases in which they have 499 pounds of marijuana or less, because I don't want the drug dealers to have no consequences whatsoever," Ms. LaWall said.

Simply raising the possibility that redistricting isn't always as powerful or pernicious as its critics suggest sometimes leads people to conclude that we are "gerrymandering deniers" who think redistricting has no partisan consequences whatsoever.

"Investors are simply not paying attention to tax consequences whatsoever," she said, adding that many even seemed unaware of the sizable tax bite that comes from selling appreciated stocks or other securities too soon.

Time will tell whether the new film's box office will prove that originality is of no consequence whatsoever.

A trivial, semiconscious event, it never occurred to me that our catalog encounter had any evolutionary consequence whatsoever.

"It's a building of no consequence whatsoever," said Terence Riley, chief curator of architecture and design at the Museum of Modern Art.

"Whereas with a regular book, a Mike Berman for a Mark Berman . . . would have been of no consequence whatsoever, now it's suddenly a state question".

In that hearing it may be shown whether Joe Valdez, in fact, 'receives no support from Ben.' If this be true, Joe should not automatically be ineligible for the program, and Ben's improper claim of Joe as an income tax dependent should have no food stamp consequence whatsoever.