Sentence examples for be whether because of from inspiring English sources

"The gap between top and bottom isn't as big as it it used to be, whether because of the salary cap I don't know, but we're looking forward to Leeds in our last game".

It is whether, because of the increased mobility of Appalachian natives, "bidialectism" is possible.

However, producing an unsuccessful brood is — whether because of predators or failure to fertilize eggs.

He felt empathy for their struggle to live in a world that refused to accept them for who they were, whether because of illness, physical appearance, race, sexual orientation or some other reason.

The real issue is whether America, because of its indebtedness, will be soon marching to China's.

It does not mean that a voter did not vote a certain way, just that the machine cannot be sure, whether because of chad -- as the paper punch squares are known -- or some other technical issue.

Foreign policy should be nuanced, whether because of oil needs or to counter threats from Iran.

City Opera said that it was the beneficiary of around $600,000 of bequests from patrons who had recently died, and said it was evaluating whether, because of the filing, it is still entitled to the money and whether its use is restricted.

Who has to be included… The policy seeks to cover all children who are marginalised whether because of a disability or poverty or because they speak a different language or because they are girls (and not boys).

But when that recognition is withheld, whether because of a technicality or political expediency, it can feel like the final insult.

Administration officials offered no explanation of why no hostages were found — whether because of bad intelligence or a possible tip in advance.