Sentence examples for Inquiring whether from inspiring English sources

From Oslo came increasingly anguished letters from Julia, inquiring whether ten years' work was down the drain.

The 2009 change allowed the medical examiner's office to notify investigators, inquiring whether they wanted to know the name.

If you are invited to speak, do not offer a substitute without first inquiring whether one is required.

Callers inquiring whether the tycoon was concerned about problems within his Arcadia retail empire were dealt with abruptly.

Stone responded "yes" and asked to speak on a "secure" line, inquiring whether the supporter could communicate through WhatsApp.

They looked at a survey question inquiring whether "having a strong leader who does not have to bother with Parliament or elections" is a good thing.

I'll tell you that when an innocent person is killed, we never go about asking or inquiring whether they were Jewish or Christian or Muslim.

At step four, the SSA will find not disabled a claimant who can do his previous work, without inquiring whether that work exists in the national economy.

Having relocated to Juba, the new country's capital, Fitzpatrick began inquiring whether there might be a position for her in the brand-new U.N. peacekeeping mission.

Includes letter inquiring whether John Spencer is related to other Spencers in the state; also a letter from his cousin Edgar A. Spencer.

You can comfortably do this by saying how much you have enjoyed the conversation and inquiring whether it is possible to continue the conversation at a later time.