Sentence examples for count whether from inspiring English sources

Calories always count, whether they come from fat, sugar, starch or protein.

"That work, cooperation, determination -- these are what count, whether you're a boy or a girl, a man or a woman".

Part of it, by the way, is there's 40 million-plus consumers in Ukraine, depending on how you count, whether you count Crimea or not.

A crash redistributes income, creating new groups of losers whose influence may count, whether they are newly insecure workers or newly dispossessed fat cats.

As the AACSB report notes, a school can count whether its professors present at conferences, but a better, albeit considerably more expensive, metric might be whether the audience took interest.

Or you could take the position that both the gift and the thought count, whether it's a buzzed-about novel for your favorite reader or a DVD collection for your beloved film buff.

Richard spent a lot of time there, including two summers counting "whether we were getting shorted on the rebar," the steel rods inserted into concrete to provide additional strength.

Therefore, if West was not looking at the heart king, he would not know from the point-count whether South had the heart king or ace.

A businessman seeking to optimize profitability will look to lower labor costs by reducing head-count, whether through technology, out-sourcing, or rationalization.

"In a one-room schoolhouse, every child counts -- they've always counted, whether it was 1890 or 1990.

Brown's Treasury boasted that migrants boosted GDP – without counting whether they boosted GDP per capita.