irrespective

The benefit could be given to all families irrespective of the number of children, but at a lower level.

Doku was a pleasure to watch, irrespective of who you support and who you wanted to win.

“While sentiment does matter, over the past few years, we’ve seen consumers spend irrespective of how they’re feeling about things,” said Mark Mathews, chief economist of the National Retail Federation, a trade group.

A strength of Ms. Nadell’s book is her blunt identification of antisemitism irrespective of politics, race or religion.

"I knew, irrespective of gender, cricket would be in my children's genes since I've dedicated my whole life to the sport. Thankfully, she had the interest, and I didn't hesitate for a second," he says.