Sentence examples for beat wondering whether from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, without raising much money, and while working so quietly that Politico has developed a beat wondering whether he wants the nomination at all, Rubio has become the favorite for the nomination in the betting markets and has moved (in most polls of likely Republican primary voters, in most states) into the top tier of candidates.

But even there, lawyers' representatives are wondering whether to stop trying to beat off encroachers on their turf and start engaging in a bit of trespassing themselves.

He had been working on techniques for imaging heart tissue and began wondering whether the infrared lasers in his lab could set a heart beating in sync with their beams.

"Wondering whether he has stalled".

Pension funds, foundations, and endowments are wondering whether the high fees they pay are worth it if those fees don't allow their hired managers to beat cheaper investing strategies.

Little wonder many women are left wondering whether it's worth complaining in the first place.

We were wondering whether this was also true for ribavirin.

He continues by wondering whether he is "uncharacteristically cynical" here.

The conversation skips a beat as everyone wonders whether she's serious.

When we were beating the story out, Bill Zorzi wondered whether -- in the final episode -- it might be necessary for Gus Haynes to vocalize the theme, to turn to Alma or Luxenberg or some other character and say, "We're so thin, and we waste what little resources we have left on the wrong things.

Rain stops play It's not looking good - the current prediction is a 20-30 minute rain delay, and even if the players get back on tonight you have to wonder whether they'll beat the light.