Sentence examples for front whether from inspiring English sources

front, whether they be in the U.S. or abroad," Mr. Sweet said.

Clarify, up front, whether the tradesman is VAT registered and whether you will be charged any VAT.

The simple truth is that war is traumatic on any front, whether it be Iraq, Vietnam or Normandy.

Tass designed its posters to reflect the latest news from the front, whether of successful Soviet airstrikes or of Nazis fleeing to Argentina as Hitler crumbled.

Obama did not, however, put forward any major new plans on the climate front, whether for Alaska or for world leaders.

For each decision, he would communicate up front whether he would make the call, open it up to a small group, or seek full-team consensus.

Sponsorships or co-branded deals usually involve payment up-front whether or not there is a sale.Such deals often deploy the gamut of Internet-advertising techniques.

I would say, however, we often won't know up-front whether a certain action will achieve desirable results, so the public sector actors need to take risks, to test new models, in order to see what works well and what doesn't.

When Henry and I fought about my job, we fought on two fronts: whether what I was doing was essentially unethical, and whether I was too consumed by doing it.

Maintaining privacy in the era of digital information requires work on a number of fronts, whether fending off spyware, protecting important files with encryption or configuring a Wi-Fi hot spot to keep interlopers off a wireless network.

But David Axelrod, a senior White House adviser, speaking on CNN's "State of the Union," said the Republican Party had "taken a position where they're going to try and slow and block progress on all fronts whether it's legislation and appointments".