Sentence examples for be made is whether from inspiring English sources

For all new treatments, the big decision to be made is whether the benefits (cure) outweigh the risks (side-effects, toxicity).

A major decision yet to be made is whether the two chief economic aid programs — development loans and tech nical assistance grants—should be separated.

A distinction to be made is whether the lack of response is because of a lack of acid suppression or an incorrect diagnosis.

Collins added: "The judgment that has to be made is whether in the sale of BHS, has the man acted with the integrity that would underpin being awarded a knighthood?

The only decision to be made is whether to eat first so you don't spend your movie time thinking about how hungry you are, or watch first so you have something interesting to discuss over dinner.

An important choice to be made is whether the wage subsidy is to be paid to the employer or the worker.

Among the decisions to be made are whether the couple or individual wants to select someone they know to be a sperm donor or whether to work with a sperm bank.

For the read-based arms, the first decision that had to be made was whether to combine the reads from the different biological samples or to analyze them independently.

The first decision which had to be made was whether fortification should be "universal" (i.e. applied to all foods of a given type or types) or "selective" (i.e. applied to foods mainly or solely eaten by those at risk).

"But the choice they're making is whether to go, or risk dying the next day if they stay where they are".

The point I'm making is, whether it be a bit tougher, whether this new hope may hurt occasionally and whether the forthcoming cricket isn't as wholesome as the New Zealand series just gone, I can't wait and I hope you can't either.