Sentence examples for be in whether it from inspiring English sources

But the real litmus of whether the fire and fury of recent days makes any real difference will be in whether it marks the start of a change in culture – a real presumption of the public's right to know, both by those in power and those over whom they rule.

The real indication of the app's success on the platform will be in whether it maintains growth after the post-launch rush, and whether or not people actually use it after downloading it.

Whatever market you're in, whether it's central or outer London, the home counties, Scotland, Northern Ireland or south Wales, prices will continue falling.

I think it's safe to say the rules apply to whatever relationship you're in, whether it be personal or professional.

"You have to assess the situation you are in, whether it's time to pick the scoring rate up or like the last innings, which was a completely different situation to what I'm used to playing.

Basically, if it sounds right, it's in, whether it's the viola and mandolin augmenting the sax theme of "I Am Alive" or the looming electronic drone that gradually overwhelms the calm sax lines of "It Snows Again".

"We're not a party that's big enough to take power on our own but we can moderate whichever government is in whether it's red or whether it's blue".

And that raw emotion caused by the power of music is the same whatever club you're in, whether it's DC10, Sankeys or here.

Wear freshly laundered clothes that are appropriate for the setting you're in (whether it's a school uniform or a business-casual look for work).

As a result of this, you will seem somewhat as an authority in that specific niche you are in whether it is an article writer or an incredible video creator.

It's always there reminding me, in everything that I do, whether it be in photographs, whether it be at work, or whether it be simply getting ready for the day.