Sentence examples for but whether it represented from inspiring English sources
That was clearly a violation of regulations, but whether it represented even a theoretical threat to the national security is hard to establish.
It acknowledged that PPP would bring about "much needed improvement in the performance of the underground" but it doubted whether it represented good value for money over the 30-year duration of the contracts.
The central bank's policy move "is something very big," Mr. Fransolet said, but he questioned whether it represented "a complete change of direction" for the euro zone.
The I.A.E.A. reviewed the memorandum and informed the United Nations Security Council four years ago, but said its study of the memo, and whether it represented a genuine offer, was inconclusive.
Two independent consensus panels assessed each consultation summary to determine whether it represented a minor ailment.
The number of advanced degrees granted in computer science has stayed flat, at about 1,000 a year, for the last decade, and doctoral students now often choose a dissertation project based not on whether it advances basic knowledge but on whether it represents a viable business opportunity.
The question was whether the current state of the economy is serious but temporary, or whether it represents a permanent change in the ambitions and expectations of American opera companies.
ROS accumulation has been implicated both in the initiation and progression of autoimmunity, but is still unclear whether it represents a bona fide trigger or a harmless accompaniment.
The human figure is clearly in European costume, but authorities differ as to whether it represents a soldier or civilian; the current text on the V&A website avoids specifying, other than describing the figure as "European".
