Sentence examples for nothing else recent from inspiring English sources
The other, a show-business agent, is in jail charged with bankruptcy offences.If nothing else, recent events have shown that the media tycoon still has a sublime ability to draw attention to himself.
A much more Mediterranean view would say, why should we interrupt our holidays simply because of continuing shenanigans in the financial markets?If nothing else recent events have shown that no matter what governments or central bankers do, the markets will continue to behave in a hysterical frenzy, moved above all by what Keynes termed "animal spirits".
If nothing else, recent events -- ranging from Trump's misogyny to the judge in the Stanford rape case to "Bernie Bros" calling a female reporter a cunt -- show me how desperately women need to have more representation, and power, in this country.
If nothing else, after recent downgrades, there are no longer enough triple-A securities to carry out the requirements.
Morris Johnson Brooklyn, June 20 , 2008 To the Editor: Most commentators would agree that the Internet has changed the world like possibly nothing else in recent history, most importantly by letting vastly more people listen and then be heard in the public arena.
If nothing else, the recent trial and subsequent jailing of the Danish cartoon protesters has shown that free speech no longer exists in the UK, if indeed it ever truly existed at all.
Aside from Toy Story 3 and the forthcoming Cars 2 (a sequel to the only film on its CV that dipped noticeably below the normally stratospheric standards), nothing else in its recent output adheres to received wisdom about what makes a hit.
"Sometimes you don't sleep because you are thinking about work and nothing else," he said on a recent morning.
And if nothing else, Mr. Romney's most recent dip into Michigan serves as a good test run in a state that at worst will force Mr. Obama and the Democrats to spend resources that they would prefer to deploy elsewhere.
"If you don't have access to healthy foods, nothing else matters," said Sean in a recent Mother Nature Network article.
A recent book by Michael Leahy, When Nothing Else Matters (Simon & Schuster), attempts to do just that.
