Sentence examples for having whether from inspiring English sources

If there's any office in the country that's worth having, whether it's appointed or elected, you campaign for it.

It seemed to gauge the kinds of thoughts he was having — whether they were angry or happy, or if he was hiding something.

Using SimCoach on a laptop, veterans and family members would anonymously ask about difficulties they're having, whether due to post-traumatic stress or other strains of service.

"Apple has a really good track record of removing features we're used to having, whether it's an ethernet port or a disk drive," said Julie Ask of Forrester Research.

Alloyed semiconductor QDs can be classified as having whether (1) a uniform internal structure (i.e., homogeneous) or (2) a gradient internal structure, where the alloy composition varies in different parts of the QD [15, 16].

"It will look at what effect Scottish government policies are having, whether it is changes to tax rates, business rates, or university tuition fees - or Scotland's powers over energy, agriculture, transport, and public services," he said.

The thrust of the debate has been whether financial development has any impact on economic growth, and if it has, whether the impact is positive or negative.

To understand whether this accountability mechanism was relevant/useful to clients, respondents were asked: whether they had seen a charter; if they had, whether they had read it; and if they had, whether they found the information to be useful.

Consider what goals you have, whether little or large.

"It is written down in Article 10; whether someone has convictions, whether someone has been bankrupt, whether or not there have been any other inappropriate actions".

But having security – whether rented or bought – also offers freedom.