Sentence examples for regardless as it from inspiring English sources

I shall stay with The Mill, regardless, as it will be character-building and exactly the sort of drama to begin talking loudly about on the phone if you want four seats to yourself on a train.

When users sign up they are asked for their full names, but are guaranteed that these will never actually appear on the site (I'd be wary about entering it regardless, as it seems this information could be easily handed over to litigious companies by court order).

They were aware that the CIP had not been yielding substantial gains in economic development, and noted this in their reports, but said that the program should be continued regardless, as it was effective in enriching the urban middle class and ensuring their political support, thereby gaining loyalty from military officers, business leaders and public servants.

This museum should be your first stop, regardless, as it lays out nearly 400 years of history, from original settlers, witch hunts that predated Salem, MA by 30 years, furniture-making, farming (mostly red onions), and yes, the Penitentiary, which drew tourists when first opened in 1827.

"I was lucky to have a supportive head," she wrote, "but I think I'd have done it here regardless as I couldn't put it off any longer and I have family and financial commitments as well.

Regardless, coming as it does alongside the DECO action, even raising the issue of unfair practices can end up being damaging to Apple's reputation in the country.

But regardless, just as it's trying to ramp up the Android platform with dozens of new devices on the way, and a new 1.5 Android software update just out the door, Google cannot be happy about having to deal with this right now.

Any degree of urine leakage was reported regardless as to whether it required pads or a change in underwear or not.

Regardless, it felt as nice to use as any Palm devices we've used previously, with keys slightly bigger than those on the Centro.

The UK government has committed to aligning the country with GDPR regardless of Brexit — as it seeks to avoid the economic threat of EU-UK data flows being cut off if it's not judged to be providing adequate data protection.

One example where this problem became evident is psychological debriefing, which was widely used as an early intervention provided to everyone involved in a trauma, regardless of symptoms, as it was believed to prevent PTSD.