Sentence examples for challenges whether from inspiring English sources

Andy Burnham challenges whether schools are genuinely "real winners" from the spending review (Response, 28 October).

These have frequently come in response to external challenges, whether political, social, cultural and military.

A second commercial challenges whether "lay flat" is grammatical, or whether the T-shirts should be named "lie flat".

HBO officials were indicted, and now this suit challenges whether McKesson's officers and directors knew what was happening before the merger was approved.

A singer once told me that beer and curry helped him deal with these subterranean vocal challenges, whether before or after the event I cannot remember.

1991 Running again for the Council, he is struck from the ballot after an opponent challenges whether he lives in the district.

More lawsuits are challenging whether the ordinance is constitutional.

Sport will have to confront this challenge, whether participants like it or not.

According to the official report, "some complainants [also] challenged whether the models featured were irresponsibly thin".

Opponents had him kicked off the August 6 primary ballot after challenging whether he met residency requirements.

Russia is a challenge, whether it be the language, the weather or the corruption.