Sentence examples for cut whether or not from inspiring English sources

But I don't think that banks that have access to insured deposits — and perhaps to bailouts, if they get into trouble — should be using that money to put together a betting book and taking out the bookie's cut, whether or not they accurately explain the wager to the customers.

Even for many patients who do have coverage under Medicaid or Medicare, some experts say, severe state and federal budget constraints mean hospitals will probably get squeezed by significant government payment cuts, whether or not the overhaul legislation moves forward.

The episode follows Dev as he goes on date after date with several different women, perpetuating the idea that men hold the power on app-reliant dates because he controls whether the date is cut short or not.

Whether I got cut or not was out of my hands, but I never felt more at peace.

This assertion is so ridiculous it hardly needs rebuttal, but since one still hears it, let me say that inflation raises nominal revenue and the economy generally grows over time whether taxes are cut or not.

Pleas for more money come as Congress and the administration face broad spending cuts next year, whether or not a resolution is reached soon in the continuing fiscal impasse.

If it does not do this, it will not survive, whether it cuts costs or not.

Whether the cable is cut or not, Boardman says that the island will need to upgrade its local network anyway.

They have to decide whether Social Security gets cut or not.

But it really makes no difference whether you cut the ribcage or not.

Strobe 11: Please explain the rationale for quantitative outcome cut points and whether or not they were previously specified.