Sentence examples for harm whatsoever from inspiring English sources
Which, of course, will do sales figures no harm whatsoever.
Baseball will shrug this off without any great harm whatsoever".
Though this changes the ballet's tone, it does it no harm whatsoever.
"As long as they are not taken too regularly, they do no harm whatsoever.
Can you reassure me?... Dear Sam, I strongly assure you that no harm whatsoever is associated with this deal.
More specifically, I longed for Ben Kingsley – an extremely decent man to whom I meant no personal harm whatsoever – to break an ankle.
"Although he fully accepts in hindsight it was an ill-thought out and insensitive decision, absolutely no harm was intended whatsoever and he apologises for any offence caused".
And as John [jokingly] tells it, they said that his constant smoking had done no harm to him whatsoever.
Austen and her niece, Anna Lefroy, had recently read the novel, of which Lefroy herself said, "there was no harm in it whatsoever only in a most unaccountable way the same story about the same people [was] represented at least three times over".
Removing this "launch-on-warning" status would remove one of the most dangerous remnants of a Cold War nuclear posture - without harming our deterrent whatsoever.
He said that the soldiers "have no intention whatsoever to harm an innocent person.
