Sentence examples for going to care whether from inspiring English sources
With tickets at prices from £55 to £160 no one's going to care whether the fans boo or cheer, as long as they're there.
But in the final analysis I don't think anybody's going to care whether he quotes "King Lear" or dances in the streets in leopard skins; they want to see delivery.
In my experience, the average citizen is probably not going to care whether or not our industry survives.
If your parents aren't going to care whether you participate or not, ask if they could write you a note or you could consider forging a note.
Anyone that wants to bring down a cell phone tower or cell network IS NOT GOING TO CARE whether or not it's LEGAL to screw with the cell radio baseband software.
When you walk into a company that your father owns, you're always going to care about whether you're perceived as being a lightweight".
The animals you keep in there are not going to care about whether the corral is perfect or not.
But the Conservative MP Dominic Raab told the programme: "We should do the right thing for British democracy and we should do the right thing in terms of upping the pressure on [Russian PM] Mr Putin... there's no point in kidding ourselves that Putin is going to care two hoots about whether we deport Abu Qatada, or prisoner voting".
Now, are they going to really care whether it yields 1% or 3% if they're trying to protect their retirement livelihood?
