Sentence examples for define whether from inspiring English sources

That battle to define whether or not we're special was one of the defining battles of the 17th century onward.

I can't define whether it's an easier or difficult league".

Policies and actions will define whether the change which Mrs May promised is a real possibility or not.

Primarily, it is how you handle yourself when these things happen that define whether you can hack it or not.

Whatever happens over the next few hours could well define whether either of these sides have any hope of challenging for the Championship title.

Osborne has said the Office for Budget Responsibility will be asked to define whether the economy is in a normal or exceptional state.

But the next 12 months are likely to be more critical yet with politicians and pundits predicting that 2013 will ultimately define whether Athens remains in the eurozone.

The writer makes a note of President Clinton's current unpopularity and suggests seven rules that help define whether a President is embraced or rejected by history.

Just as the party will need a clearer stance on Europe, it will have to define whether to promote transatlantic links or to shy away from them.

The BFI research makes clear that the general public sees cast and story as the most important factors that define whether a film is British.

--How to define whether a financial interest is "significant".