Sentence examples for whether fair from inspiring English sources

Mr. Thompson was also handicapped by the perception, whether fair or not, that he did not campaign as hard as his rivals.

But his neighbor Tony Christofi, a 47-year-old contractor, wondered aloud whether Fair Lawn, by not fighting, was getting more than its fair share.

But one widespread view of the Watergate coverage is that the press, whether fair or unfair, could at some point just shut up.

Over the last couple of decades part of the equation for deciding whether fair use is indeed fair is how much the thing copied has been transformed.

For many, just as Lara enters tombs to face grief, so we play games to explore our inner sky, whether fair or inclement.

Whether fair or unfair, it's the Pepyses of this world, rare though they may be, who make the history we remember.

As long as your parents pay their bills, then they can make (nearly) any rule regarding anything or anyone in their house, whether "really" fair or not.

Earlier this month, academic Marcia Langton accused Bolt of "racial abuse", referencing an article in which Bolt had questioned whether "fair-skinned" Aboriginal people such as Ms Langton had exploited their backgrounds for political gains.

The question now is whether it is fair — whether it is humane — for anyone other than the complicit administrators to pay a price.

He told other nations to "ask themselves whether this is fair, whether it is the way in which to deal with international affairs in 1983".

The computational complexity of checking whether a fair assignment exists is studied for these fairness notions.