Sentence examples for does on whether from inspiring English sources

It's not an easy question to answer anyway, depending as it does on whether someone sees the patient collapse or whether it happens unobserved, on how long it takes before CPR starts and then how long before skilled medical personnel can begin the rest of the advanced cardiac drill (drugs, defibrillation, airways).

Also, I am told that Robert Dole, in his brief meeting with Gorbachev during the summit, conveyed to him that he is all for researching S.D.I. but that he takes a more pragmatic, open-minded view than the President does on whether it should be deployed.

Expanding on the idea of testing, Socrates says they will investigate the physician in what he says and in what he does, on whether what he says is true and whether what he does is right (171b7-9).

Lady Saltoun suggested some research be done on whether gray squirrels tasted good.

"It had nothing to do on whether she is Horse of the Year or not," Jerry Moss said.

Mr. Kaimowitz's firm had a study done on whether an EchoStar deal would be approved by regulators.

"A lot of very good journalism has been done on whether or not the Qatar World Cup bid was tainted, but I haven't seen it for Russia.

Uncertainty focuses squarely where it always did: on whether, as an American officer once put it to me, there is "anything to join up to" politically.

But the research that has been done on whether organic standards are all really better for animals "is not very clear cut" and she tells me several times that "there are no easy answers".

"There's been a lot of research done on whether climate change is happening or not.

The big message, says van der Putten and others, is that ecosystem services may depend more on the overall landscape surrounding farm fields than they do on whether food is grown organically.