Sentence examples for exists about whether from inspiring English sources

"Considerable uncertainty exists about whether some of these waters violate pollution standards," the panel said in a statement accompanying the report.

No national consensus exists about whether to fight the home-grown Taliban or, in some unexplained way, to make peace with them.

Among advocates of nuclear power, considerable disagreement exists about whether the spent fuel can be considered waste, given that it contains unused uranium as well as plutonium, which is created in nuclear reactors and can be used as fuel.

Controversy exists about whether associative learning occurs without awareness.

Disagreement exists about whether these effects are likely.

However, rewards are costly, and no consensus exists about whether employers ultimately benefit from offering them.

But many unanswered questions exist about whether and when one can be developed.

Sweden had produced leading scientists, but insecurity existed about whether a small group of scientists in a small country could effectively judge claims for the discoveries made worldwide.

Russia and Bangladesh are conducting a feasibility study for two nuclear power plants though doubts exist about whether they will ever be built.

District Judge Fritz Mercer said enough reasonable doubt existed about whether Wesley and Phills were racing their Porsches when Phills died that he had to find Wesley not guilty of misdemeanor spontaneous speed competition.

Coming out of spring training, Colon was beat out by Garcia for a rotation spot because concerns existed about whether a 37-year-old, 265-pound man could deliver the 200 innings the Yankees hoped for.