Sentence examples for no benefit whatever from inspiring English sources
Various defensive tactics, which provided no benefit whatever to the raider, evolved.
On either basis, his testimony at the second trial is deemed a fruit of illegally obtained confessions from which the Government should be permitted no benefit whatever.
A further appropriation of $17,500 gold has been made for its improvement, with the prospect of large sums being yet needed for this undertaking, ^hich is of no benefit whatever to the Filipinos.
If Stringer's death results in training reforms for an immensely profitable industry, that will be of no benefit whatever to roofers, foundry workers, asphalt pavers and every other "hot" job that has "killed" people supporting their families.
Now that Cameron (who started the business for personal party reasons), Farage, Johnson, Gove and Leadsom have all thrown in the towel, evidently reasoning that the problem they started is much too big for them, why is May so certain she must lead us into leaving the EU, which will also break up the United Kingdom and has offered (so far) no benefits whatever?
We evaluated the potential immunosuppressive role of MSCs in the CIA model and showed that MSCs did not display any benefit whatever the day of cell injection (day 0 or day 21) and the numbers of MSCs (106 or 4 × 10).
"He will twist and bend to benefit whatever his goal at the moment is," Arline Isaacson, a veteran Massachusetts lobbyist who tussled with Weld on gay rights, told me.
While feigning concern for the state of Britain, their real agenda is wholly to embed a Thatcherite world of self-organising free markets and minimal social provision that will bring unalloyed benefit – whatever the baleful track record.
Never mind whether or not it outweighed $33 billion worth of damage; never mind if the benefit, whatever it might be, could pass separately.
One reason is that there simply aren't enough taxpayers in the Buffett/Gates class to make a difference, especially when the maximum initial annual Social Security benefit, whatever your wealth, will be $30,156 this year.
These findings are in apparent contradiction with Postel-Vinay et al. and Jain et al., which described similar rates of clinical benefit whatever the tested dose of the MTA [6] [7].
