Sentence examples for fairness whether from inspiring English sources

"It is hard to assess in fairness whether that is something that they couldn't have avoided," he said.

Obviously I'm not that happy with how I double-faulted but in all fairness, whether it was a conscious thing or not, she puts pressure on my serves, on any servers.

The issue is fairness, whether a student lives in Mexico or just outside a preferred school district in the United States, argues Steven A. Camarota, the research director for the Center for Immigration Studies in Washington, which favors limits on immigration.

As the political battle drags on, however, it has also veered into a more basic matter of fairness, whether a person who earns more than $200,000 a year should be taxed at rates similar to those who make $5 million.

With more and more students being suspended and expelled from their schools for moderate first-time offenses, it's time to get past the debates about fairness: whether a student should be banned from school for possessing a pen knife (he says it was to repair his stick) or a toy gun, or for dyeing her hair too red.

All of our sporting events that occupy so much of our attention are a reflection of the drive we have towards fairness, whether in little leagues or professional sports, we are content that there are a set of rules that make the game fair for everyone.

"All of the issues that you all love, that you care about -- whether it's tax fairness or whether it's making sure that the middle class grows -- all of those issues function around this issue.

Some questions probed their concern for fairness (e.g., "whether or not someone was denied his or her rights"), whereas others probed their concern for loyalty (e.g., "whether or not someone did something to betray his or her group").

It also continued an even longer debate over fairness -- whether cuts should go primarily to the people who pay the most taxes, the wealthy, or to those who most need the help, those in the lower and middle ranges of the income spectrum.

We look for consistency and fairness and whether people understand what's going on".

But one can, in all fairness, wonder whether he is perhaps too disoriented, if not destabilized, to realize that.