Sentence examples for and perhaps whether from inspiring English sources

And, perhaps, whether you want your parents.

A victory by the leftist party Syriza promises a more serious confrontation, especially with Germany, over how — and perhaps whether — to keep Greece in the euro zone.

The main item is whether to adopt more stringent rules governing checks to the head, and perhaps whether further measures are needed to limit fighting.

In recent months it had become a bit of a parlor game in the television industry about where (and perhaps whether) he would land.

Any penalty could depend on whether the authorities can verify Arenas's version of events and, perhaps, whether they wish to make him an example, said Carl Tobias, a professor at the University of Richmond School of Law.

AFFIRMATIVE ACTION In Fisher v. University of Texas at Austin, the court will address how and perhaps whether the university can take race into account as a factor in student admissions.

Now What?" by Noah Gallagher Shannon in order to question whether this emergency landing happened (and perhaps even whether the author was on the flight).

But to discover whether or not we are alone, whether or not something akin to this Earth has happened somewhere else, and perhaps, just perhaps, whether or not there are other minds, on other worlds, thinking these same kinds of thoughts?

I feel fine about it, but want you to know …'" Then, depending on your own zone of privacy you may want to add that you've started treatment and perhaps specify whether you want your news kept confidential.

So on the day the calendar turned to another year, it was time for the Knicks to ponder the mess they had created and perhaps wonder whether things might get even worse.

When it came to the water crisis, she suggested, the church could give every family a handout after services, asking them to note when, where, and how they planned to change their filters, and perhaps indicating whether they wanted to receive reminders by text message.