Sentence examples for fails whether from inspiring English sources

"ISIS is facing the test of a lifetime, and the only way to salvage its claims is if the battle fails, whether through military protraction or civilian abuse," Hassan said.

The Obama plan does this by giving the Federal Reserve the power to regulate any large financial institution it deems "systemically important" — that is, able to create havoc if it fails — whether or not that institution is a traditional bank.

Rick Bell, the head of the New York chapter of the American Institute of Architects, and a member of GIPEC's advisory council, told me, "If this fails, whether because of a failure of our imagination, our public will, or our resources, it will be an embarrassment.

Central planning always fails, whether in Cuba or in American cities.

This means that if one part of the system fails, whether there is an alternate success path, such as a backup subsystem to maintain the system reliable.

Yet when kidneys fail, whether from diabetes or high blood pressure or genetic disorders, they tend to fail in tandem.

I asked her whether Obama had failed — whether the issue should have been treated less as a narrowcasted political problem and more as a grave national-security threat.

Giving regular amounts, on time and without fail whether you're at your house of worship that week or not, sure seems pious.

But attempts to punish the publication for religious insults have generally failed, whether it was referring to Pope John Paul II as "un pape de merde" (a shitty pope) or publishing cartoons of the prophet Muhammad.

On the union's Facebook page and in the comment sections of political blogs, union members debated the worthiness of the contract and, now that it has failed, whether there should be a revote.

The Gunners boss must decide, if all attempts to persuade the midfielder to stay at least for one more campaign fail, whether he should keep a player whose heart is elsewhere or reluctantly grant Fabregas his wish to move on.