Sentence examples for been to ask whether from inspiring English sources

One theme has been to ask whether Mr Modi as someone squarely from the Hindu right is well placed to reach out to India's traditional opponents in Pakistan.

A tendency has been to ask whether multiple personality is a real disorder or the product of social circumstances, a culturally permissible way to express distress?

That stopped the assembly line, until it was explained to him that the purpose of the question hadn't been to ask whether he preferred force to violence, rather to elicit from him a comprehensive rejection of both.

As less-educated Hispanics/Mexican immigrants have been absorbed in various sectors, particularly the less-skilled sectors, a natural tendency has been to ask whether the trend in African-American wages and labor market experience and outcomes is tied to or attributed to Mexican immigration.

The most definitive experiment would have been to ask whether these posteriorly localized RNAs localize to the anterior pole in oocytes and embryos expressing osk-bcd3'UTR, since in this case osk RNA localization is clearly separated from its function in germ plasm assembly.

One common means to test this body of theory has been to ask whether, comparing genes in the same genome, the rate of protein evolution correlates with the local recombination rate (Betancourt and Presgraves 2002; Bachtrog 2003; Presgraves 2005; Zhang and Parsch 2005; Bullaughey et al. 2008; Haudry et al. 2008; Betancourt et al. 2009).

The next step was to ask whether those variants really could predict who had prostate cancer.

A far better exercise would be to ask whether we are all complicit by standing aside and watching it happen.

You said just the opposite in 2003!" – is to ask whether and how the economist's model has changed.

I suppose one way of gauging Mad Men would be to ask whether Jeremy Clarkson would like it.

Yet if I were to ask whether they could save 20percentt of their income, most would say no.