Sentence examples for whether fairly from inspiring English sources

How they act will determine whether, fairly or not, the Sabres' reputation changes, too.

But many Nigerians read more deeply into Mr. Jonathan's retreat, whether fairly or not.

Whether fairly or not, such questions will remain as long as Sea Shepherd's crew is able to go to sea. Watson is counting on it.

Whether fairly or not, many people in Scotland see the SNP as the embodiment of a high-handed, top-down approach not unlike that of New Labour.

Whether fairly or not, Tristane Banon, the 32-year-old writer who contends that Dominique Strauss-Kahn tried to rape her in 2003, has become one of France's most polarizing figures, even to some of her colleagues and friends.

Occasionally, he will be eccentrically right, and may even get others to see this by obstinate repetition; more often he will – whether fairly or not – run into irritation and brush-off replies.

Putting aside whether this is true or not, and ignoring the significant question of whether Spotify fairly compensates musicians for streams (I think most artists, even the rich ones, would agree that it does not), the idea of access equaling freedom is certainly appealing.

Whether Thomson fairly judged these artists is beside the point.

Then be sure to ask for your copy of the appraisal, so you can decide whether it fairly reflects your home and neighborhood.

But on the question of whether a fairly substantial number of troops should stay there for a long time to come, there is no real space between them.

Whether Runyon Canyon fairly can be called a wilderness these days is perhaps subject to debate.