Sentence examples for determinative about whether from inspiring English sources

"It won't be determinative about whether clean-tech will work or not".

The Republican vote was "definitely not determinative of whether or not Clinton won those states," said Professor McDonald.

It further uncovers a general attitude in Lebanese culture whereby age in itself can be determinative of whether an opinion matters, is of value and should be heard.

The evidentiary preemption provision would then make these safety determinations both automatically admissible in any litigation and force both federal and state courts to recognize the EPA's conclusions as "determinative of whether the substance meets the safety standard under the conditions of use addressed in the safety determination".

When Heisenberg's indeterminacy is understood not as describing the events themselves but rather our knowledge of the events, the Causal Principle still holds and can still be applied to the initial singularity, although we cannot expect to achieve any kind of determinative predictability about what occurs given the cause.

The more important question is not whether race is a factor in people's votes but whether it is a determinative factor — that is, whether Obama's being black is the disqualifying fact for white voters that it might have been 20 years ago or whether it has now been reduced to one of those surmountable obstacles that any candidate has to overcome.

"It's about whether you're funny".

We speculated about whether it was human.

Arguments about whether the W.T.O.

Questions remain about whether Khan acted alone.

Think about whether you're experiencing hallucinations.