Sentence examples for perfectly whether from inspiring English sources

In that way, the process works perfectly — whether in China or in New York City.

Whitney and James Fairchild Aug. 27, 1994 IN the nearly seven years that James and Whitney Fairchild have been married, they have appeared together in social column after social column, dressed perfectly, whether at a horse show, a masked ball or a garden party.

A few ideas include: Kitchenware: Plates, china, aprons, baking sheets and so on work perfectly whether or not they're red and green.

The model we propose in this work circumvents this assumption in the sense that tests are not meant to perfectly determine whether the tested entity is faulty or fault-free but only that the test criterion was not met.

Second, no definition perfectly distinguishes whether such changes are actually adverse or simply represent physiologic variability among patients.

In my more rational moments, I used to remind myself that I was more than my grades, that I could get a perfectly fine job whether or not I aced my exams.

The olive-green uniform hung on him so perfectly that I wondered whether he wasn't perhaps the fit model for the entire clothing line.

It is perfectly legitimate to question whether he has what it takes to be President, just as it is perfectly legitimate for Romney to pose the same question about Obama.

The 2010 election was enlivened at one point by a perfectly serious discussion of whether David Cameron, now the prime minister, counted as upper upper-middle class, or lower upper-middle class.

Michael Kiok, a director of the advocacy group Zoophilic Engagement for Tolerance and Enlightenment, who now finds himself the de facto face of zoophilia in Germany, says animals are perfectly capable of expressing whether or not they desire sex.

Under the circumstances, the Leicester rugby director, Richard Cockerill, was perfectly entitled to wonder whether Jones' plan to restore him to the England squad before the end of the Six Nations in mid-March might be a little on the optimistic side.