Sentence examples for whatsoever remains from inspiring English sources

That killer fact "serves as a single, solid, and strong argument to establish its revolution around the Sun, such that no room whatsoever remains for doubt," Galileo wrote, and Wootton adds, "No one was so foolish as to dispute these claims".

Unlike other artists in this field, Sehgal also stipulates that no record whatsoever remains of the work – no photos, no recordings, no press releases; only the experience.

By detecting enhancing vessels in perfused viable tissue, contrary to nonenhancing debris, CEUS can be used in cases where differentiation between solid hypovascular tumours (which enhance, even minimally) and atypical cystic masses (where debris does not show any enhancement whatsoever) remains unanswered by CT or Colour Doppler US [ 15].

Again, while 30% is fair for a startup with no marketing and distribution system whatsoever, it remains quite high for big companies who already have large infrastructures.

As ever with North Korea, which has no free press or free speech whatsoever, much remains murky.

If the outlook for science here remains bleak, he says, "I will have no chance whatsoever to become the chemist that I want to be".

The principle itself is not so, however, since it remains, on the Davidsonian account, a presupposition of any interpretation whatsoever.

So I have no doubt whatsoever that Facebook knows more than they are letting on… There remains a complete lack of transparency".

She remains a superb elegist and a poet of almost no modernist inclinations whatsoever.

The impoverished person who remains in the state in which he finds himself gave no thought whatsoever to any consideration other than that to move would be highly costly or otherwise unpleasant.

Canning's trial was marked by the prosecution's inability to find any evidence whatsoever that she had been anywhere but in Wells's home, and where Canning was in January 1753 remains unknown.