Sentence examples for choosing whether or not from inspiring English sources

Consider your proclivities, please, before choosing whether or not to attend.

Critical assessment must guide the physiotherapist in choosing whether or not to use this technique, without being swayed by fashion.

First, the idea of students making "investment" decisions when choosing whether or not to enroll or persist in college brings a customer orientation to the issue.

When I started working in the electronics industry, there was critical information missing, and the industry was making very expensive decisions — for example, choosing whether or not to build more factories or produce more parts — based on gut feeling.

There are no demons jumping out from around corners; instead, players must confront their victims in the 2-D cafeteria, school playground and classrooms, choosing whether or not to use the weapons in an arsenal matched to public police records.

And like financial services, the media has a role to play in how all other industries carry out their responsibilities in those areas, by choosing whether or not they hold them accountable.

You can choose whether or not to rinse the lentils in a colander first.

Similarly, consumers could choose whether or not to hire IHSS workers with enhanced training.

You may choose whether or not to include a cell phone as your primary phone number.

Next, choose whether or not you have a valid SUNet ID and then click Continue.

You can choose whether or not to get feedback, but everyone must perform something.