Sentence examples for figures about whether from inspiring English sources

There are no hard figures about whether the numbers of black performers and directors might be increasing in the movie industry.

B3 ARTS & IDEAS B9-20 An Icon Under Siege The reputation of Winston Churchill, who never enjoyed the same unqualified adulation at home as in America, is under renewed assault, in part because of an acrimonious debate among British scholars and political figures about whether he should have tried to negotiate a compromise peace with Hitler.

Mr Carswell was involved in a dispute with other UKIP figures about whether the party should accept £650,000 in so-called Short money due to opposition parties in the Commons - which UKIP has decided against doing.

And that is why when David Gregory or some such teevee talking-face asks any random GOP figure about whether or not Sarah Palin is a presidential contender or the "future of the Republican Party," they all -- EVERY SINGLE ONE OF THEM -- say something like, "Uhhh...yeah?

You'll see conservative activists hoist "don't blame me, I voted for Sarah" signs, and you'll hear Republican establishment figures daydream about whether Mitt Romney might have beaten Barack Obama.

"We split into groups and do a report on a particular company, figuring out what it's about, whether it has a future and what we would change," she said.

Aidan McQuade, director of charity Anti-Slavery International, said the Home Office's figures "sounded about right" but questioned whether the government's strategy went far enough.

It figures into calculations about whether to debate and whether to run stay-at-home campaigns or to get out and do dozens of town halls.

Some senior City figures are cautious about whether institutional investors will be interested but believe that will not stop the issue being fully subscribed.

He said those figures raised questions about whether ArcelorMittal "will be able to generate shareholder value gains and sufficient returns from its investment projects".

However, while there is no doubt ITV is now better-run and more profitable, a closer look at the figures raises questions about whether the "transformation" has thus far had much to do with this improvement.