Sentence examples for be to consider whether from inspiring English sources
More interesting, perhaps, would be to consider whether it is feasible to introduce curbs on newspaper bribery of employees or other institutions and organisations.
In short, our response will be to consider whether further editorial action is warranted, but not to remove the article as though it had never been published.
Sturgeon reiterated on Thursday evening that she believed that, in order to protect Scotland's interests after the vote to leave the EU, "the best or only option may be to consider whether we want to become an independent country".
One way to gauge the attitude towards Pulis and his methods would be to consider whether you could imagine the Welshman's being offered the manager's seat at one of the Premier League's elite clubs.
The judge heading the inquiry, Sir Brian Leveson, has said that one of his main tasks will be to consider whether there should be tighter regulation and stronger penalties for newspapers that use abusive techniques.
One way to address this problem would be to consider whether people have a family history of early heart attack (before age 55 in men and before age 65 in women) — an important predictor that is overlooked in most risk scores, according to an editorial accompanying the report.
