Sentence examples for makes no difference whatsoever from inspiring English sources

The fact that I have just made this new rule up makes no difference whatsoever.

One large group of studies finds that spending by incumbents makes no difference whatsoever, but spending by challengers helps them get established.

In any event, he went on, "whether or not a passport says Jerusalem or alternatively Israel, I think, makes no difference whatsoever".

The fact that one of us has evolved to become intermittently aware of these desires makes no difference whatsoever to the flower or the potato.

At an autopsy, she puts a gloved finger on what has been so troubling: the upsetting part "is not the way the body is handled, but rather that such handling makes no difference whatsoever...

It makes no difference whatsoever that the authorities chose this moment or that particular film festival to arrest him; it matters not how aggressive or otherwise the "manhunt" was over the course of his 32-year evasion.

"It made no difference whatsoever," Ms. Bailey said.

As it happens, the shadow of Brexit will probably make no difference whatsoever.

The virtue of working this way is that circumstances — time, place, tools — make no difference whatsoever.

That the mountain is more than 17,000 feet and she was only 12 at the time made no difference whatsoever.

Leaving out captain Roger Johnson for the equally ineffective Richard Stearman made no difference whatsoever in that respect, and it was no surprise when Stoke levelled before the break.