Sentence examples for good idea of whether from inspiring English sources

E3 should give us a good idea of whether Sony or Microsoft will make the first and boldest move into this embattled territory.

"If you want to get a good idea of whether I'd make a good employee, drop by my house one day and take a look around".

The two supposedly sorted out their differences behind closed doors throughout the week but we will get a fairly good idea of whether the issues were put to bed – or just held together with sticky tape.

Watch the piece on fourth-placed LA upstart Skrillex and you'll have a good idea of whether you'll adore or abhor his manic, dubstep-driven dance music; while the specially-recorded four-track session with fifth-placed Niki & the Dove offers an enjoyable introduction to the duo's twinkling, Kate Bush-inspirelectropoppop.

By checking a company's earnings surprise history, investors can get a pretty good idea of whether the company has a track record of beating or missing earnings.

First, if you can figure out your competitions' profit margin, then you've got a pretty good idea of whether they're making more or less money than you for selling the same amount of stuff.

You will also get a good idea of the place and whether it's right for you".

Now you have a good idea of the size, the date, and whether you are having your party at home or out, you can think about what theme you would like.

We have become accustomed to presuming that what has happened in the past will give us a good idea of what may happen in the future, whether in determining insurance premiums, stock market movements, or the outcome of political referendums.

This will give you a pretty good idea of what the text contains and allow you to decide whether its worth the time investment.

I should also have a good idea of the hypothesis and context within the first few pages, and it matters whether the hypothesis makes sense or is interesting.