Sentence examples for whatsoever existed from inspiring English sources

The specifications of the Federal Building called for a cornerstone; and no confusion whatsoever existed in connection with the planning for this occasion".

This is also true in clinical studies; Bollen and colleagues [ 7] preformed a meta-analysis of neonatal randomized controlled trials comparing high frequency ventilation to CMV and demonstrated that, when both approaches were applied with a similar open lung protective strategy, no difference whatsoever existed in measured outcomes.

The absolute mode of being could be exhibited only by a being such as God, which could exist even if nothing else whatsoever ever existed.

The author (Rana, A.K). certify that there is no academic or financial interest accrued to anyone and no other conflicts of interest exists whatsoever.

All are indeed symptoms of PTSD the only problem is that no connection exists whatsoever between abortion and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder.

By the same token, the non-legal parent would also have no legal obligation to the child whatsoever (moral obligations exist notwithstanding; however, the lack of legal rights might put a damper on the ability to satisfy them).

Still, is it the case that no signal of coherence between phylogenies of individual genes exists whatsoever?

In fact, there's no physical evidence whatsoever that the clinic ever existed, which is possibly the most fiendish example of gaslighting ever.

Then one day, she visited his Facebook page, and there was no sign whatsoever that his wife ever existed.

Few people who know us as a couple realise that, for most of our long marriage, we have had no intimacy whatsoever; we have slept apart and existed apart for most of those years.

David A. Brading, a Cambridge professor, author of "Mexican Phoenix Cambridgege, 2001), a highly sympathetic study of the Guadalupe devotion, has said, "There's no historical evidence whatsoever that such a person actually existed".