Sentence examples for welcome whether from inspiring English sources

This is welcome; whether it constitutes domination of the centre ground is questionable.

And as at the Fringe, all are welcome, whether neophyte or aficionado.

Singers are welcome whether they have sung a piece in concert or have never seen it before.

"Recognised as one of the county's leading restaurant with rooms, you are assured of a warm welcome whether you arrive by helicopter, road or foot.

All sides have made it clear that our engagement in the debate is welcome, whether or not they agree with our analysis of the potential impact of change on the industry".

With more announcements over the next two days, any extension of the entry deadline may not be necessary or welcome, Whether all will make it to the start line of the challenger elimination series in July 2013 remains to be seen Britain's Team Origin, headed by Sir Keith Mills, pulled out last year, but a serious discussion about a replacement has been underway.

He felt it was important to evaluate how his wife was welcomed; whether the club hired women who looked diverse (on many fronts: skin and hair color, breast size, tattoos and piercings) or only busty blondes; whether the liquor was watered down; and, as he put it, "how hard the hustle was".

"In most cases, they're pretty hard-nosed commercial people but at the same time the Chinese clients that I speak to are sensitive around whether or not they feel welcomed, whether or not they feel as though they can actually not only buy the asset but then operate in the community," he says.

Anglesey's Principal Tourism and Marketing Officer, Iwan Huws, says any resulting visitors from Llanfairpwll welcomed whether they were drawn by the new name or not.

But interfaith children, natural experts in this field, have not been officially welcomed, whether in high-level interfaith dialogue between religious institutions or in more local grassroots interfaith activism.

In December the BBC told MPs it would welcome discussions about "whether and when" to require a licence for catch-up content.Yet it will probably not pursue this vigorously for fear that lawmakers will propose more radical changes, thinks Mark Oliver of Oliver & Ohlbaum, a consultancy.