Sentence examples for expects whether from inspiring English sources

She's then soldiered on to the next one, baring her body, soul, and comic chops the very definition of an actor doing more than anyone expects, whether it matters or not.

People expect (whether true or not) different implications for the environment and for consumers' resources from these energy alternatives.

But already, countries from Pakistan to Russia have benefited, and more rewards are expected, whether financial or political.

While the suit was expected, whether it would be filed in federal or state court was in question.

She denies laying the groundwork to run for president, as one would expect whether or not she is looking ahead.

Inflation has been lower than expected whether currencies have strengthened (the US, the UK) or weakened (the eurozone and Japan).

The worst thing, he said, was not knowing what to expect, whether he would be tortured more or killed.

You don't know what to expect, whether it's going to be a full house — which we always expect — but with the hurricane, it changes everything.

South Sudan will soon be a separate country, they expect, whether the referendum is on time, or is peaceful or not.

Whether the savings would be as large as expected; whether the government could manage things more efficiently; whether Americans really want to disrupt the existing system — all of those are legitimate questions for debate.

He added: "Whether it's the schools you send your children to, whether it's the healthcare that you expect, whether it's the fact that there should be a decent military ward for anyone who gets injured.