Sentence examples for matter what either from inspiring English sources
The political calculus may be that the green types have nowhere else to go, but if they develop the impression that, practically speaking, it doesn't matter what either candidate believes about the environment, then they'll be free to make their decision on the basis of other issues.
No matter what either side says, some kind of rate increase would be called for under any plan for the simple reason that demand has been outstripping supply.
No matter what either party suggests, American presidential politics is more about viscera than intellect and issues.
No matter what either of you says, a break is usually just a segue into an official break-up.
Goldman and DoCoMo win no matter what, either through a successful takeover offer or the sale of DoCoMo's stake.
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But no matter what claims either candidate's critics may make about 'lack of real experience', or 'what bills have they ever actually written or gotten passed?' that only furthers the notion they're both starting from equal footing.
It doesn't matter what they say, either".
His counterpart at the Democratic Governors Association, Nathan Daschle, said, "No matter what happens in either case, we'll all probably read too much into them".
A thin braid will look the best and a twist (for the more indie/hippie/rock~pop chick look that this Updo is so popular with) thick at the base of the hairline, getting thinner past the ears before just tucking itself in there with bobby pins/kirby grips (no difference).No matter what you choose either braid or twist sections of hair from the front and for now, leave to one side.
Mr. Pepper still believed then that the Bottom Line would be saved, but Ms. Cheatle saw a good story no matter what happened: either Mr. Pepper's triumph or — better, really — his idealism bowing to whims of a faceless landlord.
