Sentence examples for figure whether from inspiring English sources

"I think some investors are trying to figure whether they want to be that hands-on with their investment".

"Frankly," Justice McKeon said, "one has to figure whether it's cost effective".

Each figure, whether a monumental central player or a small-scale peripheral character, is distilled to his or her theatrical essence.

But this figure, whether rising or declining, tells only part of the story about poverty in America: It measures only income.

It is hard to figure whether he really believes that or is trying to turn the screws on Mr. Lieberman to give up his Senate race or both.

Mr. Davies replied, "My feeling, My Lord, is in a situation like that you would ask the senior public figure whether it was true".

She disliked all public figures whether she did know anything about them or not.

She wonders what might be revealed by those unknown Oregon figures, whether a pattern like Kevorkian's might lurk there.

We'll cover not only writers but also other noteworthy figures, whether artist, politician, journalist, business leader, musician or actor.

Rely on the highest historical pollution levels during the last decade when figuring whether a facility's overall increase in pollution requires new controls.

Take in the delicate gestures of flanking figures, whether the angels beside the Virgin's throne, or the two whip-wielding tormentors in "The Flagellation".