Sentence examples for exposes whether from inspiring English sources
"We got 157 pages of feedback" from participating in the pilot, added Jack Dale, the superintendent of Fairfax County's schools, which is so valuable because the PISA test exposes whether your high school students can apply their math, science and reading skills to 21st-century problems.
One could test it by swapping exposed or non-exposed offspring in subsequent generations – which would expose whether the memory was happening via behaviour or molecular schemes.
My daughter, as devastating as this is for me to know, will be exposed whether I like it or not.
"This is about whether in an open democratic society we should be exposed — whether you're in ninth grade or seventh grade or a freshman at Purdue — whether you should be exposed to views that challenge your own cherished view".
There are no small emotions for Diamanda Galás, whose compositions are music theater with its rawest nerves exposed, whether she's interpreting a pop song or working through one of her album-length extended works.
Marina Litvinenko said the decision announced in parliament on Tuesday morning by the home secretary Theresa May could help usher in a new era of Russian politics by exposing whether the Kremlin was behind her husband's murder.
Who is making policy in your country?" Her lawyer, Elena Tsirlina, said they expect the inquiry to expose whether the Russian state provided the radioactive poison that was brought into the UK, but they do not expect Putin to reverse his decision not to allow suspects to be extradited from Russia.
Can my data expose whether TC's writers are Apple fan boys?
This will expose whether your marriage is over or if it's salvageable.
Further, some carcinogens are chemicals that are used for research purposes and to which few people would ever be exposed, whether occupationally or nonoccupationally.
The power of this approach lied in its ability to identify the effects of inhibition of multiple proteins and in the ability to expose whether the effect of a single inhibition may be amplified by inhibition of other proteins.
