Sentence examples for whatsoever would from inspiring English sources

"To suggest liberalisation – allowing consumption, production and trafficking of drugs without any restriction whatsoever – would be, in my opinion, profoundly irresponsible.

America and its allies wanted to keep it from being so much as mentioned mainly out of fear that any reference to it whatsoever would embolden governments to censor the internet and meddle with its infrastructure.

Booth says that to achieve this effect with no computer assistance whatsoever would have required 8,640 cameras (one for each frame of the six-minute video) — a physical impossibility, considering the splash is about the size of a quarter.

Is it The Economist's view that no regulatory reform whatsoever would have been the best response to the moral and operational failures of the financial-services industry?You see the Dodd-Frank reforms as glaring evidence of Mr Obama's anti-business agenda.

I remember saying to my team a week before the election that the only thing we could have done to change the weather at that stage would have been to say that under no circumstances whatsoever would the Liberal Democrats ever enter into a coalition with Labour.

When a loan spell at Portsmouth didn't succeed, he was smart to leave England just before the new, cold-blooded benefit-system killers of the Con-Lib government were voted in: his staunch unwillingness to do any work whatsoever would have seen him instantly deported to a northern town and made to sweep the streets.

"If we had any question whatsoever, we'd would not put them in there," Mr. Binder said.

"So today, if I have any kind — had any kind — of trademark whatsoever, it would be I'd try to call the play as quickly and accurately as possible and [then] shut up," he said.

"So today, if I have any kind — had any kind — of trademark whatsoever, it would be I'd try to call the play as quickly and accurately as possible and [then] shut up," he said.

Would destroying them be of any use whatsoever, or would it be a waste?

The 36-year-old, whose side failed to win any of their first 12 league games, continued: "If we'd have had any sort of start whatsoever, we would have been there or thereabouts near the play-offs.