Sentence examples for favour whether from inspiring English sources

"I'm very clear that any decision we take as a regulator we do so with neither fear nor favour, whether that's in respect to commercial companies or broadcasters".

People were more likely, he contended, to go directly to the sites they favour whether they are searching for news, buying products, booking flights or seeking reviews for restaurants or local services.

24 Oct-21 Nov The midweek full Moon works in your favour, whether to clarify the situation with a professional issue that's dogged you over the last year, or to unveil an unexpected opportunity or person in your personal life.

The stereotypes of disability perpetuated in the media and popular culture do disabled people no favours, whether they are depicted as benefit scroungers or heroes overcoming the odds.

Florent Malouda and John Obi Mikel are both out of favour but whether another club is prepared to cough up for the transfer fee and their wages is another issue.

His ability to play on either flank could work in his favour, although whether it will be sufficient to elevate him above some high-class blind-side and open-side specialists is debatable.

We're living in a time where logic and common-ground is shunted aside in favour of whether or not a topic is aligned with one's own political leanings.

We Europeans all have radically different views of the proper role of the state, the size of the state, the correct role for competition, whether to favour individual liberty of choice over social solidarity, where to place the cursor when trading welfare protections against dynamism, you name it.

In 2004, the Howard Dean campaign made electoral history by harnessing the power of the internet to raise more than any other Democratic contender: more than $25m raised, largely in small-money donations averaging $80 – a marked contrast to the usual way of doing things, which involves raising titanic sums from rich people whom you then owe a lot of favours to, whether or not you take office.

Thus, the results were in favour of ticagrelor whether or not revascularisation was actually done post-randomisation and whether or not significant coronary disease was found at any angiography during hospital admission.

New Labour is wholeheartedly in favour of "society" (whether "civil" or "civic"), community, communitarianism, empowerment, stakeholding, joined-up government and what have you.