Sentence examples for disclosing whether you from inspiring English sources

For example, Facebook automatically tells the sender when you "saw" their message, instead of letting you avoid disclosing whether you read it ("now that you know I've seen the message, I feel even more obligated to respond").

I just think that, given the story that's brewing about favoritism at Palm, it was important to disclose whether you paid for that Pre, and/or got it in advance.

Other examples include but are in no way limited to: being asked by a white person what you think of a new rap album before you've disclosed whether or not you even listen to rap, awkward small talk about Black Panther, and being told you have a "good skin tone" because you aren't "too dark".

Also, before you ask: No, we won't be disclosing whether or not we ended up completely creamed by the mind-warbling cigarettes alluded to at various times in this episode or even that they actually existed.

You include a couple of references—I chose two friends—and you have to disclose whether or not you have any mental health issues or a criminal record.

That said, he wasn't too keen on disclosing whether he had ever visited an adult Web site.

This is the week when many companies are disclosing whether they expect their financial results to meet Wall Street forecasts.

It was not clear whether Mr. Murray actually has the virus, and state laws prevented prosecutors from disclosing whether he had been tested, prosecutors said yesterday.

She said she was prohibited under state law from disclosing whether the agency has had any previous involvement with the family.

Of course there is always the gray area -- agencies claiming they hire veterans without disclosing whether or not they are combat vets.

Importantly, the analysis of one set of native and biotinylated nucleosomes was performed blindly without disclosing whether the nucleosome contained biotinylated on non-biotinylated H4.