Sentence examples for guessing whether from inspiring English sources

No points for guessing whether any such proposals found their way into the speech.

One of Washington's favourite parlour games these days is guessing whether she will run for president.

Second guessing whether there will be more IT specialists, investment bankers or particular nationalities competing for places is pointless.

Guessing whether he will tear the country apart has become a favorite parlor game in Bosnia in recent months.

And this brings us to the part of investing that usually separates winners from losers: guessing whether companies will actually do what we expect them to.

Wall Street's new parlor game is guessing whether Swiss, British or United States banks will end up with the toughest rules on capital and liquidity.

The play is set in 1984, and keeps the audience guessing whether its central character, a taxi driver who moonlights for the IRA, has turned informer.

There was always, also, an interest in guessing whether Frayn had "set" it all at either the Observer or the Guardian, which in those days were separate institutions.

Nor is there any second-guessing whether it was worth it to go to war in the first place.

But he said the decision could also create a "minefield" for product designers, in which they are constantly second-guessing whether functions will step on someone else's patents.

They are full of meaningless arguments, jealousy, sleeping alone, and second-guessing whether it is "really worth it".