Sentence examples for zero anyway from inspiring English sources
However, since they are very close to zero anyway, simply treating them as zero would not negatively impact the accuracy of our estimation.
"But interest rates are zero anyway".
This is the eighth Fed cut this year, and the federal-funds rate, at 3%, is now at its lowest since 1994.In the ensuing hours and days, other central banks around the world followed, including the European Central Bank (which cut by half a point), the Bank of England (by a quarter-point) and the Bank of Japan (by rather less, but then short-term rates in Japan are close to zero anyway).
We see that close to zero, no improvement is possible since the starting point of the pure gradient search algorithm is zero anyway.
That, too, was probably enough for most students, but the price of storage is quickly trending to zero anyway, so Google likely believes that the potential cost of offering unlimited storage — students will likely find some creative uses for all of this storage space, after all — outweighs the benefits of getting these students hooked into the Google ecosystem and cloud storage services early on.
There is also false attribution of "I disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it" to Voltaire (the phrase was invented by a later author as an epitome of Voltaire's attitude to free speech) and yet despite the question marks over legalities the chances of anything being censored by the team from The Pirate Bay would be close to zero anyway.
