Sentence examples for something regardless from inspiring English sources

Want to get rid of something, regardless of how small or large?

Come run our race, and you will be paid something regardless of your performance — that's the model.

His answers are just tricky enough to suggest that the reader has learned something, regardless of whether that's true.

On the economy the chancellor needed to do something, regardless of Brexit: increased funding for infrastructure is welcome.

Requiring all citizens to purchase something, regardless of how worthy the cause being funded, is a tax imposed on all the living, regardless of their circumstances.

But companies found ways to make sure the options were worth something regardless of performance, by repricing worthless options or replacing them with fistfuls of new ones.

Isis projects a strong identity and sense of purpose and it appeals in particular to people who lack both; it offers them the opportunity to be part of something new, regardless of their gender or abilities.

If you decide to do something good, regardless of whether that advances your cause or not, you at least have the positive feeling of being on the side of truth.

That is far short of the director and officer bar the S.E.C. usually seeks in such cases, but at least it had the sound of something punitive regardless of whether there was any real impact.

The bill reflects a "stampede by members to get something done, regardless of what it is, to cover them politically," Representative John Boehner of Ohio, one of the Republican negotiators on the final bill, said earlier today.

There is something thrilling, regardless of creed, about Brekhunov's unlikely transformation from exploiter to saviour, which Tolstoy uses a kind of stream of consciousness to outline but not precisely describe.