Sentence examples for accurate whether from inspiring English sources

"We are evaluating assessments that were made, whether or not those assessments were accurate, whether they were complied with and whether more needs to be done," she said.

"It is established in law that ministers are accountable for their departments and voters expect government facts and figures to be impartial and accurate whether they are used by ministers who support remain or leave.

That triangulation is equally accurate whether or not you're on the Wi-Fi — which I suspect many travelers aren't, given the number of airports that still charge for access.

It included statements regarding whether news coverage was factual and accurate, whether the stories were covered in sufficient depth, and whether the right stories were being covered.

This correction is accurate whether or not the sites are linked (Piganeau and Eyre-Walker 2009).

"The critical question is whether that is accurate, and whether there are other cases of individual Pakistani scientists willing to sell nuclear or missile information".

At the same time, it matters less whether "UnREAL" is accurate than whether it is just true enough to provide a foundation for credible drama — and it very much does.

Mr. Rowland said whether the tip was accurate, or whether finding anthrax spores there was useful to the search for the spores that killed Mrs. Lundgren, was unclear.

LIKE corporate accounts, economic statistics should be audited not just to check whether a number is accurate, but whether the emotive words attached to it are correct.

Another uncertainty about Wednesday's trade data lies in whether the export figures are even accurate, or whether they have been artificially inflated.

I will also be asking other departments to check whether their answers were complete and accurate, and whether they have similar numbers of staff asking for their salaries paid to companies to reduce their tax bill".