Sentence examples for Pondering if from inspiring English sources

Recently I have been pondering "if competition is so good, why exactly is it so good?" What is it about competition that delivers the superior performance economically that means I can speak to my friend 12,000 miles away, with live video, for free?

Prosecutors in Berlin are pondering if his threats infringed press freedom.

But there are tangential questions well worth pondering: If movie culture reflects who we are, then who the hell are we?

It is worth pondering if the continued downturn has also changed attitudes towards investment and finance in the real economy.Past research has shown that exogenous shocks, such as recessions, can modify firm-level behaviour.

He had to strike a balance between repelling the notion he was "soft" (Sullivan's word when pondering if Zola could hack management), while hoping to corral enough morale from his furious players to improve performances.

It's worth pondering if Harry Potter is so much more popular than many other series that have similar settings and themes because the books avoid the "band of misfits" structure.

In "Pacifists" he discusses pacificism and ponders if it could succeed politically.

And it left ample time to ponder if the climb was worth making.

Just take a moment to ponder if any other BBC reporter receives the same treatment.

Franzen ponders if his birdwatching is a passion or obsession, or both.

He was asked to ponder if this Nets team was one of destiny.