Sentence examples for whatsoever constitute from inspiring English sources

Not all transfers of goods to another person for any purpose whatsoever constitute a sale.

For example, the statement in the abstract that "...since Darwin's theory, transposable elements are maybe the discovery that has changed the most our vision of (genome) evolution". is somewhat overwrought considering that Darwin lacked even the most basic concept of the molecular mechanisms of heredity or any notion whatsoever of what constituted a genome.

The idea here is that whereas the quantifiers "there is" and "something" range over everything whatsoever, the objects that exist constitute only a portion of that domain.

The latter, on the other hand, if true, are analytically true, knowable a priori, with zero intension, and entailed by any statement whatsoever, and so can hardly constitute the empirical meaning of contingently true material object statements.

According to Rosmini, the first rule and criterion for governing any society whatsoever is this: That which constitutes the existence or substance of a society is to be preserved and strengthened even at the cost of neglect to accidental refinement.

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As it has been constituted under Ms. Krawcheck, the firm consists of Citigroup's 12,400-plus retail brokers and approximately 300 research analysts globally, with no investment banking whatsoever, making it a unique entity on Wall Street.

TU3: If they are properly constituted, then yes it would sway my opinion but I still would never ever be able to go for, or to feel comfortable with, a system in which I had no control whatsoever.

According to its terms, the two provinces of Korytsa and Argyrokastron, which constituted Northern Epirus, would become autonomous under Albanian sovereignty and under the auspices of Prince William of Wied; he, however, was granted no effective power whatsoever.

None whatsoever.

Nothing whatsoever!