Sentence examples for asking whether there are from inspiring English sources

We should not be asking whether there are enough nutrients in breastmilk.

In particular, the government is asking whether there are special groups of people who would somehow benefit from having a product with an SPF of more than 50.

I feel quite happy to be asking whether there are certain ways of behaving with the privilege that your life has given you that might be less helpful to the rest of society".

With this year's pre-caucus polls already having been volatile and a large chunk of Iowans still saying they are undecided, it is worth asking whether there are any patterns in the candidates who have tended to beat the polls in the past.

An alternative perspective comes from asking whether there are traits of non-native species that are associated with successful passage through the invasion process.

But investors are well-advised to take a closer look at the underlying drivers of Facebook's success, and ask themselves whether there are limits to their growth, just as environmentalists are increasingly asking whether there are limits to growth of an ever expanding economy on a planet of finite diminishing resources.

One especially determined critic keeps asking "whether there is such a thing as an unfair opinion".

It might be worth asking whether there's more to it than we're seeing.

Dearborn thinks that Hemingway was asking whether "there was any more authenticity, or truth".

But it is worth asking whether there is more we can or should do to fortify the White House.

By the time the project was nearing completion earlier this summer, Mr. Klein and his friends began receiving phone calls asking whether there was to be a housewarming party.