Sentence examples for whatsoever coming from inspiring English sources

"That was all done at a local level by the Irish brigade with no instruction whatsoever coming from above," he recalled.

The audit proceeded, and nothing whatsoever came of it.

As Snowden told Brian Williams on NBC later that night and Snowden's lawyer told me the next morning, he would have no chance whatsoever to come home and make his case – in public or in court.

When Condoleezza Rice intones that it will take ten years or so to stabilize Iraq, she is admitting: they have no clue whatsoever what comes next.

We must build massive consumer awareness that it is a "climate crime" to buy or consume meat, animal products, or any food whatsoever that comes from a factory farm or feedlot.

Jardine says she has "no issue whatsoever with people coming over here who want to do better for themselves, want to raise a family, and input into our system – [but] that means no benefits, obviously".

"Half-time, I don't think anybody could see that coming whatsoever.

I don't remember the issue of paying coming up whatsoever in the question that I was asked, or in my response".

In a recent analyst meeting in New York, Palm founder Jeff Hawkins Jeff Hawkins, now the chief technology officer of PalmOne, had to walk a fine line of trying to build investor excitement about the company's prospects while not revealing any details whatsoever about what is coming down the line.

"These are countries that have no record whatsoever when it comes to environment and health issues and we have done so much.

And the Internet, which is so useful in rousing crowds for a march, is no help whatsoever when it comes to forcing everyone to come up with a specific agenda.