Sentence examples for fathom whether from inspiring English sources
RECENT efforts by Iran's rulers to define or to redefine their foreign policy are puzzling foreign analysts seeking to fathom whether a new direction is being taken.
Brokers are trying to fathom whether the current office market is experiencing a downturn or a full-blown recession -- and whatever they call it, how long the market will continue to slide.
As she proceeded to date her way through the celebrity C-list, handing out gobbets of her personal life to slavering tabloid reporters and eventually having a child with the ex-husband of Katie Price, Alex Reid, who himself won Celebrity Big Brother, it was hard to fathom whether Houghton was manipulating the celebrity culture, or vice-versa.
Thats when investors begin to fathom whether the system is economical.
It's tough to fathom whether Hartzell at some point cracked and started believing his own lie or played trickster to the end.
I couldn't fathom whether it took place in a hyper-stylized version of the Great Depression, as the clothes and mannerism of the large Rascal gang suggest, or in an early 1990s bland-scape where everyone else dresses like they were raised in an enormous indoor mall.
In fact, this is a great way of fathoming whether or not your critic knows what he or she is talking about! defer.add img); Keep your head up.
"What I cannot fathom is whether these people and most of the writers on these sites really expect Ferrari to throw away the wdc just for a sentimental Massa victory when he's been nowhere all season and probably would have spun out under the pressure from Alonso if he hadn't already backed him into Vettel.
"I don't know which way it is going to fathom out and whether the chairman's been talking to other people.
Curious to find out whether Fathom had devised a model to make voluntourism work and on a massive, profit-making scale—I set sail on its cruise.
Baines was disappointed to learn that Fathom wasn't doing more to find out whether its volunteers were changing lives.
