Sentence examples for always whether this from inspiring English sources

The question going into any major, especially his home-country British Open, is always whether this is where Lee Westwood will finally break through and win a big one.

October has certainly been a difficult month for the markets; but isn't it always?Whether this faith in perpetual rebounds will be justified this time remains to be seen.

The real question was always whether the federal government--first NSF and now DOE--can afford the project.

The question is always whether the money being spent (burn) is creating enough fundamental value (revenues, customers etc).

In C H activation reactions, one major question is always whether the oxidative addition of the metal catalyst into the C H bond is rate-determining.

The question has always been whether this was practical.

Not always successfully: whether this fragile marriage endures remains to be seen.

Henderson said: "We've always wondered whether this fellow needed to go up to two and a half (miles) and that was the big question about today.

People always ask whether this period was tense, with mostly black students and a mostly white staff, but it really wasn't.

The Majlis has meanwhile thrown the problem of implementing these plans back to the government with a deadline to introduce the rationing by late May and a promise to import no more than $2.5 billion of petrol over the next year.The question, as always, is whether this government has the stomach to implement so unpopular a policy.

Here there's a history of vehement attacks on particularly the visual arts - and I always wonder whether this doesn't have some Puritan base, some base in the iconoclasm, the destruction of the arts in the past; if there isn't some strange folk memory of this thing.