Sentence examples for question fairly from inspiring English sources

The question fairly to be asked was would the referee hold his nerve alongside the players?

"If I was a betting man I'd think the platform providers will start trying to answer that question fairly soon," said Molyneux, referring to Apple and Google.

Although opinion polling on the eve of the referendum showed both sides of the "Brexit" question fairly evenly divided, in the event, some 52 percent of British voters chose to leave the EU, setting the stage for the U.K. to become the first country to ever do so.

In order to answer this question fairly, one has to avoid making the common mistake of using 20-20 hindsight based on the facts that have come to light in the past 15 months or so.

Two witnesses answered Warren's question fairly easily, saying that increased transparency and a complete, open review of modern trading practices by the Securities and Exchange Commission would go a long way.

This is why many social science teachers prefer "teaching the controversy," or presenting all sides of the question, fairly, without taking sides, but having the students decide for themselves.

We were able to answer many of the questions fairly quickly, but others were big enough and searching enough that I decided to tackle them here.

For example, if you were traveling in Paris, you could ask "What is the most romantic restaurant near the Louvre?" Locals answer the questions fairly quickly, within a few hours at most.

For example, if you were traveling in Egypt, you could ask "Are there any hot air balloon rides available over the Pyramids?" Localyte's CEO Guillermo Baensch says that locals answer the questions fairly quickly, within a few hours at most.

But they are questions fairly raised by the spread of digital technologies.

Writing in the book Internet and the Law, author Aaron Schwabach comments, "The book takes an anticensorship position, but it presents all sides of the various questions fairly and completely".