Sentence examples for conclusion whether from inspiring English sources

Conclusion: Whether the Campaign Mattered and How.

I wondered, in conclusion, whether he felt like a prophet without acknowledgement in his own land.

"Conclusion: Whether the Campaign Mattered and How". Parliamentary Affairs 58.4 (October 2005): 871-888.

As a result authors make a conclusion whether should universities participate in it or not.

By passing legislation, Congress indicates its conclusion, whether explicitly or not, that facts support its exercise of the commerce power.

The laboratory is investigating how the scientists came to their faulty conclusion, whether a buggy computer program, human error or even fraud is to blame.

Just how the Americans reached such a definitive conclusion — whether, for instance, they were able to positively establish his identity through fingerprints or some other means — is unknown.

And so physicists have been calculating and debating, to no conclusion, whether such a device could be built and used to travel to the stars.

If this is the end for Cain, then it is a fitting conclusion, whether or not it's fair: a candidate running on his biography, brought low by stories about his past.

"When we have the truth we will draw our conclusions; whether this was an accident or something else, perhaps terrorist.

I have carefully considered what conclusions (whether as to fact or credibility) if any, I should draw from Mr Murdoch's inability to recall the meeting.