Sentence examples for a conclusion about whether from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lavrov also said Tuesday that the report did not reach a conclusion about "whether the munitions used in the attack were produced at a factory or were homemade".

— Steve Rosenberg (@BBCSteveR) 17 Sep 13 Mr. Lavrov also said Tuesday that the report did not reach a conclusion about "whether the munitions used in the attack were produced at a factory or were home-made".

The absence of conclusive data prevents a conclusion about whether these cases are isolated events or represent a widespread problem, but the cases provide a stimulus for reception countries to be alerted to a possible problem.

That jury couldn't come to a conclusion about whether or not he was guilty.

It gives us too little information to make a conclusion about whether the government abused the surveillance laws.

I was wondering if you've come to a conclusion about whether or not to deploy a national missile defense system.

Time and again either Jem or Scout makes the mistake of jumping to a conclusion about someone around them, whether it's a poor client trying to pay off his bill to Atticus, a country boy smothering his lunch with maple syrup or ghostly Boo sitting in the dark just down the street.

These data would provide the doctor with a conclusion about the frostbite degree whether being superficial or deep.

The report would not be an audit and would not draw a formal conclusion about whether a company had complied with accounting rules, he emphasized.

Stark and Finke, for example, state that any conclusion about whether religion is true or false is "beyond science".

He said no one should "jump to any conclusion" about whether the United States would join the effort.