They would be the arbiters, for example, of whether Virginia Tech's victory over Miami was more worthy than the Hurricanes' defeat of Florida State.
Even in old age we have the same choices: the decision, for example, of whether to abandon our vices before they abandon us.
If what follows has something of the air of an old-fashioned detective novel, this is because so much of it hangs on tiny shreds of disputed evidence – the question, for example, of whether Seymour's first drawing of Mr Pickwick depicted the avuncular fat man of legend or a thinner prototype whom Dickens urged him to flesh out.
Compare the example of whether the tower is round or square (T) to the example of whether honey is sweet or bitter (H).
In my earlier article, I raised the example of whether a business lunch during a ballgame would remain deductible.
Our result will provide an example of whether or not stress drops derived from seismograms can be used for investigating frictional properties on earthquake faults.
There has been much discussion, for example, of whether human rights are natural rights, whether the right to privacy is a legal right, and whether the legal right to life is a forfeitable right.
To understand the notion of world-traveling, Lugones uses the example of whether she is playful or not: in some worlds she finds that she is, but in other worlds, she finds that she is serious.
The challenges inherent in the Mali case are an excellent example of whether this historical practice should continue.
This would raise the question, for example, of whether gender played the same role as hypertension.
