Sentence examples for objectively very from inspiring English sources

The document said the contract means doctors below consultant level "will remain, objectively, very well paid", especially as the deal – which Hunt decided to impose after two months of peace talks failed – includes a 13.5% rise in junior doctors' basic pay.

A hint at what this might mean is the fact that the team contains alumni from GoCardless and is objectively very experienced in the FinTech world.

They are objectively very bad.

The music is objectively very good, but you simply can't dance to it.

Whatever one thinks of Almagro or his motives, it is important to recall that he turned out to be objectively very wrong about those elections.

One thing that hasn't changed, though, is the comments section, which is still full of very average men furiously deriding the merits of women who are – by FHM's own reckoning – objectively very attractive.

So, even when there was, objectively speaking, very little to celebrate, supporting the Peruvian national team felt necessary to me, a way of reminding myself who I was.

Therefore, an avoidant reaction, such as denial of the risk of drought, could also be seen as an adaptive coping strategy for a community that has been frequently hit by drought, who objectively has very little means of preventing drought.

We hypothesized that it would be prudent to also consider an objectively assuring very rapid, on-treatment, virologic response to therapy at week 2 (vRVR) before taking the decision of shortening the treatment duration.

The OCT classifier is useful to discern photocoagulation intensity objectively and very accurately.

It's not very objectively written".