Sentence examples for whatsoever by from inspiring English sources
The phrase "whatsoever by" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward or unclear.
It can be used in contexts where you want to emphasize that something applies in any way or manner, often in legal or formal writing. Example: "The agreement shall not be construed to limit any rights whatsoever by the parties involved."
"Edison is not diminished whatsoever by this discovery," Mr. Giovannoni said.
Boomer that he is, Mr. Bush says it can all be done without any sacrifice whatsoever by any American.
In 1981 he was one year out of graduate school, didn't have tenure, and was probably the most junior person in the department, with no prestige whatsoever by the usual standards.
Bruno is driven by an insatiable sexual appetite, while Michel, a scientist, avoids the issue of any attachment whatsoever by focusing his attention on the cloning of human life.
"This is a very talented young player that either a person or a group of people aren't doing him any favours whatsoever by constantly linking him with coming to Liverpool.
But in the current mood of kicking the national team and everyone involved with them, it doesn't do any harm to recognise that they have been done no favours whatsoever by the Aussies.
"The only way of making a system secure against adversaries who want to harm us is by designing it such that there are no known flaws or backdoors whatsoever, and by fixing it if any flaws are subsequently discovered," he argues.
"There should be no attempt whatsoever made by any section of the people to provoke any other section or to indulge in any expression of emotion that would hurt the feelings of other people," the prime minister, Manmohan Singh, said in an advertisement published in Indian newspapers.
"There should be no attempt whatsoever made by any section of the people to provoke any other section or to indulge in any expression of emotion that would hurt the feelings of other people," it says.
One large group of studies finds that spending by incumbents makes no difference whatsoever, but spending by challengers helps them get established.
Given that there was "no mention whatsoever of any passer-by or crowd at the scene of the incident," Judge Edmead's ruling says, "there are no allegations that the incident was anything more than a private dispute".
