Sentence examples for whatsoever to ask from inspiring English sources

"More than half of the people now coming to Europe come from countries where you can assume they have no reason whatsoever to ask for refugee status... more than half, 60 per cent," he told Dutch broadcaster NOS.

We have not even had the courtesy of any contact whatsoever from Hibernian to ask after the wellbeing of those who were attacked by their club's supporters.

There was no freedom whatsoever: one had to ask permission to use the bathroom, even in the forest.

We wanted to know whether this plan would affect perception of the party in any way whatsoever, and who better to ask than those who have the most cause to be pissed off with the Lib Dems: students.

As it has been closed since 1965, the answer was none whatsoever, but it never hurt to ask.

"We were not considered whatsoever and had to write a letter to ask for a meeting".  .

Evidently they should; because those who ask the sensible questions, which the free agent in the free market ought to ask, are going to end up with a cost and no benefit whatsoever.

What the candidates shouldn't be allowed to do is tell reporters what questions to ask or what graphics to show on the screen, or have any role whatsoever in the editorial judgments of a news organization.

"How am I supposed to ask you questions if none of you knew what was going on and have no information whatsoever?" "It is absolutely disgraceful," said Representative Steven Lynch, Democrat of Massachusetts.

"Has it so unquestionably been resolved that in each and every case it would be better for him not to confess and to return to his environment with no attempt whatsoever to help him?" Justice White asked.

What he says, however, has nothing whatsoever to do with what makes Democrats ask him why Republicans have become so extreme.