Sentence examples for countries anyway from inspiring English sources

The European Union (EU) does not normally let member governments insure short-term export credits to developed countries anyway.

Worse, the poorest were more vulnerable than middle-income countries anyway because of the food-price spike of 2007-08: hence the rise in the number of hungry people to 1 billion, the highest figure since 1970.

Critics of the Helsinki accord have contended that in a sense it legalized the permanence of Soviet domination of Eastern Europe, although the borders had earlier been accepted by all countries anyway.

But it has been opposed by the United States not on the ground that it would cut into the profits of Western pharmaceutical companies (they don't sell that many patented drugs in developing countries anyway) but on the ground that it violates the sanctity of intellectual property.

However, I'm not so sure that Professor Sinn is really interested in the future health of Eurozone periphery countries anyway.

Richard Crone and David Marcus are illuminating the fact that (in Western countries anyway) there really isn't any need for NFC.

(He was acquitted, but he fled the country anyway).

They are the people running the country anyway.

There are too many people in this country anyway".

And why do people like Roth live way out in the country, anyway?

That is not how it's supposed to work, in this country, anyway.