Sentence examples for exist and whether from inspiring English sources

Even more surprisingly, this author claimed with apparent authority (surprising because the author apparently has some background in physics) something that is simply wrong: that the laws of physics can never dynamically determine which particles and fields exist and whether space itself exists, or more generally what the nature of existence might be.

However, it is currently unknown whether specific redox deficiencies exist and whether targeted antioxidant interventions in deficient individuals can induce positive effects.

What's interesting, though, is that it's not very clear who exactly "they" are, how many of them exist, and whether there really are enough of them to justify the horrified tabloid front pages.

You must accept that there is always a question mark about why you do what you do, whether the organisation should exist and whether there's a better way of doing it.

Just by coincidence, this week has seen a national conversation about "British values", whether they exist, and whether they can, according to education secretary Michael Gove's wishes, be taught in schools.

These findings have sparked debate and thought on why these correlations exist and whether there are particular features of corporate law and governance that matter more than others to these economic measures.

For centuries, human beings have struggled to know why we are here, whether a higher being or dimension exists, and whether our existence is fundamentally good.

Note how the predicate "…is wrong" has disappeared in Ayer's translation schema; thus the issues of whether the property of wrongness exists, and whether that existence is mind-dependent, also disappear.

● Commercialization (measured whether commercialization was being pursued by the company, whether commercialization was being pursued by others, new revenues earned from the technology, the existence of a prototype, whether a pilot product/process exists, and whether there was receipt of additional external funding).

"But we do have the right to know that the vulnerability exists and whether government is doing something about it".

The article questioned whether some of the donors even existed and whether some had been reimbursed for their contributions.