Sentence examples for has to figure whether from inspiring English sources

"Frankly," Justice McKeon said, "one has to figure whether it's cost effective".

But millions of others still will have to figure whether they owe it or not.

But now, according to the venerable SCOTUS Blog, the highest court in the land has to figure out "whether applying Colorado's public accommodations law to compel the petitioner to create expression that violates his sincerely held religious beliefs about marriage violates the free speech or free exercise clauses of the First Amendment".

She has to figure out whether it's worth the risk.

First, the team has to figure out whether to keep or trade Dwight Howard, the team's best player, irreplaceable superstar and part-time indecisive enigma.

Pity the poor customer who has to figure out whether she wants a station wagon, a sport utility, a minivan or a sedan.

A difficulty of flying in weather conducive to ice is that the crew has to figure out whether there is ice on the tail — invisible from the cockpit — or on the wing.

After winning the favorable ruling, Amy Hagstrom Miller, president and chief executive of Whole Woman's Health, the plaintiff in the case, said the group has to figure out whether and how its Texas centers can reopen.

Conaway has to figure out whether he wants to write a bipartisan bill or one that would pass the House with just Republicans.

And she has to figure out whether Walton, who has two years left (one guaranteed) in his contract, deserves to be paired with another president of basketball operations that didn't hire him.

"We do have to look at the cap, and we have to figure out whether we raise it or whether we raise it a little and then jump over and raise it more higher up," Clinton said.