Sentence examples for ignoring whether from inspiring English sources

Trade four starters and draft picks for Anthony, ignoring whether he fits well with Stoudemire.

If you know you're going to be measured against the activities you said you were going to do then you will do your damnedest to make sure you stick to them, ignoring whether they are actually working or not.

Lord Brown remarked that he could not regard with equanimity "the imposition of a test for admission to an Orthodox Jewish school which is not Judaism's own test and which requires a focus (as Christianity does) on outward acts of religious practice and declarations of faith, ignoring whether the child is or is not Jewish as defined by Orthodox Jewish law" [para 258].

Many make the mistake of falling in love with their idea and ignoring whether or not their product or service is something people actually want.

It's a bit like doing an antitrust analysis of Standard Oil back in the day and ignoring whether its control of oil supplies might be giving it an advantage in the marketplace.

Thus, why not study all comers in septic shock, ignoring whether the patient is adrenally insufficient or not?

Forget profit statements, business plans and inflation figures; ignore whether the company makes widgets or lays fiber optic cable.

"The important take-away is that we all have a disability risk that is too high to ignore, whether 5 percent or 50 percent," he said.

But awareness of history is also increasing in Africa and crimes such as the Namibian genocide can no longer be ignored, whether by accident or design.

But there is a bigger question that has largely been ignored – whether the government should be involved in marriage at all.

Desserts are few, but too tasty to ignore, whether the sharply citrusy Key lime pie, the equally sharp-edged limoncello mascarpone sponge cake, a refreshing blood orange sorbet or the Dolce rum tart strewn with fresh raspberries and blueberries.