Sentence examples for evident whether or not from inspiring English sources

But, even to the naïve provincial who blunders into the country's top policing job like a smartly be-capped Chauncey Gardner, this much should have been evident: whether or not it involves brown envelopes or bags of white powder in Streatham car parks, corruption is corruption is corruption is corruption is corruption.

A tax office spokesman said: "The amount of interest shown as deducted in a company's accounts will not necessarily be the same as the amount allowed for tax purposes, and nor will it necessarily be evident whether or not we are challenging any particular company's returns".

The two groups were remarkably similar and this close similarity was evident whether or not the analyses were adjusted for site.

Indeed, in female patients with relatively mild OA of the knee, a significant decrease in periarticular subchondral BMD was evident, whether or not they had a low spine BMD [ 60].

Arguably, from the points of view both of health-care needs assessment and of public education, precise diagnosis does not greatly matter: medication overuse in association with headache on ≥15 days/month is a bad combination whether causation is evident or not.

Cutting off someone's air supply is an agonizing, terrifying and life-threatening form of abuse, and New York needs a statute that makes it a crime to choke someone whether physical injury is evident or not.

Bisphosphonate therapy is recommended for all patients with multiple myeloma requiring chemotherapy, whether bone lesions are evident or not [6].

It must be noted, however, that there are large differences in the average contamination between individual countries, and it is not always evident in the various studies whether or not drinking water was included in the calculations.

The ambiguity of causation versus correlation is especially evident in the question of whether or not ubiquitination and sumoylation themselves are a source of toxicity.

Again, regarding whether God's existence is evident or not, he follows Aquinas.

This prospective study was conducted to investigate whether or not neuromotor impairments evident acutely persist long-term.