Sentence examples for emerging on whether from inspiring English sources
While details are still emerging on whether the workers will be able to bargain collectively with the TSA, a successful election could help to bolster the country's total unionization rate, which has now fallen to just 11.9percentt, as David Moberg reported for In These Times this week.
Studies will emerge on whether it is possible to modify ones religious behavior by using specifically designed medical interventions (such as antibiotics) or probiotics.
Three views emerge on whether the United States will default on its government debts, as I talk to people on and close to Capitol Hill.
And even within JPMorgan questions have begun to emerge on whether Mr. Dimon would survive another shareholder referendum on his twin roles of chairman and chief.
But, in contrast to the rest of the pool, no early consensus had emerged on whether to admit, deny or offer the student a spot on the waiting list, where the only possibility of admission would come in May, if then.
In the wake of any terrorist attack on the U.S., serious questions inevitably emerge on whether it might have been prevented.
(32-year old female, during WC phase, Rustenburg) No consensus emerged on whether police harassment differed during the World Cup in comparison to other times.
Whether you look at their historic role as breadwinner or their emerging one as hands-on parent, fathers deserve more support.
The three different algebraic eigenvalue problems that emerge depend on whether the axial wave number ε or the natural frequency ω is regarded as the eigenvalue parameter and on the real, purely imaginary or complex nature of ε.
To test whether clasts emerging on the glacier surface in blue-ice areas have no inherited cosmogenic nuclides, we analysed seven clasts on the present ice margin.
