Sentence examples for whatsoever will be from inspiring English sources

Reinforcing the need for a deal, Mrs. Merkel said she wanted an agreement "soon enough that no new bridge loan whatsoever will be needed" for Greece.

This early Christian faith went hand in hand with the belief that all things whatsoever will be transfigured into the Kingdom of God.

In that sense, any substantial form whatsoever will be immaterial, including the substantial form of an oak tree or the substantial form of a dog.

Having said that, if this movie cheers anybody up to any degree whatsoever, that will be a fantastic reason to have made it".

"Our manager won't let us have our heads in the clouds for any time whatsoever, we will be cracking on for the game on Saturday to see if we can get a result there.

"In not recommending action – in any form whatsoever – it will be extremely difficult for women working in the industry to feel reassured that this issue has been adequately addressed," added WiF, which found in a survey earlier this year that two thirds of women working in the game had experienced discrimination.

There is no question whatsoever he will be a star one day for the Republic of Ireland".

I your character just drifts through the story without showing any emotions whatsoever, it will be a pretty boring story.

Never use the word "sorry" in any context whatsoever or you will be letting all women down.

"The taxi trade have no confidence in TfL and its legal team whatsoever and we will be issuing proceedings of our own," its general secretary Steve McNamara told the BBC.

I am confident that I will find a good position in Canada in the not too distant future, but I have no confidence whatsoever that I will be able to secure and/or maintain funding to continue my current research in Canada.