Sentence examples for completely whether from inspiring English sources
And I don't know completely whether in August or September that I'd be able to continue.
Some cancer patients skip pills or stop taking them completely — whether because of costs, forgetfulness, side effects, complicated regimens or other factors.
Fremont, based in Santa Monica, Calif., has said it is talking to potential buyers of its residential loan business but that it intends to leave the business completely whether it finds a buyer or not.
He also says an SEC-appointed consultant-for-the-day should select credit-rating agencies on behalf of debt issuers.Mr Pozen takes an unusual stand on an issue his former committee ducked completely: whether American companies should adopt international accounting rules.
"They need someone to love them completely, whether they are in that home for a short time, or permanently.
Parents are scared of losing their schools completely, whether to charterization or state receivership, and the test-based exit criteria pressures them into seeing testing as essential for school survival.
When your envelope arrived and it didn't say "and guest" it actually was completely clear "whether or not you could bring a date?" (the answer is no, because it didn't tell you to on the envelope).
∘ Number of conditions for which the respondent was not receiving treatment was determined by asking respondents to indicate whether the condition had been completely treated, whether they were being treated at that time, or were never treated.
Music, all types, from loud speakers, sometimes Bach sometimes Beatles.' All the manifestos boil down to: 'Everything, at all times, must be completely fabulous.' Whether or not Jarman was any good in his subsequent career is open to question.
Although I'm not completely sure whether we've passed Hurricane Layoff or whether we're in the eye, the internal nonsense is beginning to clear out.
It's not completely clear whether the product is merely shutting down, or whether the entire company is closing shop.
