Sentence examples for be heeded or whether from inspiring English sources
It is too early to say whether their message will be heeded, or whether it is mere posturing.
In fact the evidence told precisely the opposite story, as the experience of white Westerners in the Arctic proved that indigenous knowledge was to be heeded, whether in the form of eating raw seal to prevent scurvy, choosing furs over wool, or employing dogsleds rather than manhauling supplies on sledges.
Whether it will be heeded is another matter.
Whether his voice will be heeded remains to be seen.
The question is whether their concerns will be heeded.
It remains to be seen whether his warnings will be heeded soon enough to save capitalism and democracy from being destroyed by their own success.
As we move into the twenty-first century, it remains to be seen whether the real-time challenge will be heeded.
Whether, like the great jam-maker's revolt, it will be heeded, is another thing.
Joined by Senator Kelly Ayotte of New Hampshire, Mr. Graham and Mr. McCain said at a news conference that a Senate committee of the kind that investigated Watergate was needed to explore fully whether security warnings beforehand were heeded and whether the response to the attack was bungled.
