Sentence examples for defining whether you from inspiring English sources

What I think would be especially valuable would be options for defining whether you want the intro and outro to be more gradual or sudden.

Rather than defining whether you can afford to buy 20 Maseratis or 30, your pay slip is acknowledgement not just from the club, but in terms of status in the dressing room.

"But how you handle it defines whether you've got P.T.S.D.

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

But there's a big difference between the micro-improvements of trainer design (which are now chiefly a tool of commodity fetishism) and the design of prosthetic limbs that define whether you feel partially or fully abled.

The tabs at the top of each page now more clearly define whether you are viewing the page or discussion page, and whether you are reading or editing a page.

"The court will avoid defining whether Palestine is a state.

Ms. DiNolfi said many municipalities have problems defining whether the miniature pigs are pets or livestock because they are a new commodity.

What we're probably best off doing is defining whether the ways we imagine making our money can be replaced by technology or not.

Thus, defining whether a reduced expression of IL-15 was evident in aging was imperative.

To do this, we needed a threshold defining whether a certain mark is enriched or not.