Sentence examples for whether from high-quality English sources.

• It’s controversial whether metaphors ever actually die and whether or not, assuming they do die, they are metaphors.

• Vaughn declined to say whether these charges were fraudulent — or whether the RNC had suffered any other recent acts of theft.

• “Whether an officer was disciplined five years ago for making a bad stop has nothing to do with whether a defendant today murdered his mother,” Mr.

• It will also consider whether lessons have been learned from previous terrorist attacks and whether the right lessons have been learned from this tragedy.

• A court may have to judge whether a defendant is liable for breach of contract on the basis of whether there was a valid contract in place and whether there was a breach.

• When George IV asked whether Scott was the author of Waverley, what he wanted to know was, whether the intension (‘meaning’, connotation) of Author of ‘Waverley’ could be assigned to Scott—i.e.

• "Whether it's children, whether it's taking care of a dependent relative, whether it's bandwidth constraints — we're seeing that a one-size-fits-all approach to the workforce won't work."

• Whether they actually do will depend on whether the measures are equitable, whether they include the necessary forms of support, and whether it’s made clear why they’re necessary.

Use whether in a sentence.

• He wondered whether people could learn to live less wastefully, whether traffic could die down, whether manufacturing could return to Kentucky towns, even whether “the Automat could return.”

• "Whether you had a negligent parent, or whether you had someone who was verbally abusive to you, whether you are a survivor of abuse, whether you experience any sort of trauma in your life, small to large.

• It is possible to be sceptical about whether all consciousness is unified, whether as many conscious states are unified as we might think, and, the strongest form of scepticism here, whether there is any unity of consciousness.

• “Whether it is reduced groups of people, whether it is part-weeks for some children, whether it is different use of the physical estate, whether it’s a contribution that testing can make to it, I want the longest possible list of solutions to the issues."

• Twitter also took note of whether the account was created in Russia, whether it was associated with a Russian phone carrier or email address, whether the user’s display name contained a significant number of Cyrillic characters, or whether they had ever logged in from any Russian IP address.

• Most of these discussions—whether space is finite or infinite, whether it is or it is not void, whether its dimensions are straight or curved, whether there are minimal spatial units—almost invariably result in serious categorial errors because space is usually imagined as if it were a spatial thing (N.6e, note).

• Knight teaches coaches to observe a few specifics: whether the teacher has an effective plan for instruction; how many students are engaged in the material; whether they interact respectfully; whether they engage in high-level conversations; whether they understand how they are progressing, or failing to progress.

• "Academic centers and companies typically develop a vaccine assuming that you will respond to the vaccine the same way, whether you're a man or a woman, whether you're young or elderly, whether you live in the US or Africa, whether you give the vaccine in the summer or winter, whether you give it in the morning or the evening."

whether sentence examples

• "Whether it is the ability to do same-day, next-day appointments, whether it is the ability to interact with us digitally, whether you're on the go, or whether you're at home, I think we've really shown the power of the model in 2020," Bjorn Thaler, One Medical's chief financial officer, said during the company's fourth-quarter earnings call in February.

• The main disputes in the literature about the definition of omniscience have focused on the scope of the quantifier in (D1), whether, for example, it includes propositions about the future, whether (D1) requires an omniscient being to change as time goes by, whether it requires enough for maximal knowledge, and whether it (falsely) presupposes that there is a set of all truths.

• The regulator said it would investigate whether Westpac’s governance and risk management framework was adequate, whether its executive pay regime was adequate to manage non-financial risks, whether the bank failed to comply with the banking executive accountability regime, whether it failed to comply with prudential standards and whether it failed to report breaches.

• The full name, age, and sex; whether married or single; the occupation; whether able to read or write; the nationality; the last residence; the seaport of landing; the final destination; whether having ticket through to such destination; who paid his passage; whether in possession of money; and if so, whether upward of $30; whether going to join a relative; and if so, his name and address; whether ever before in the United States; whether ever in prison or an almshouse; whether under contract to perform labor; and what is the immigrant’s health, mentally and physically, and whether deformed or crippled.