Sentence examples for idea about whether from inspiring English sources

"We have no idea about whether and when he will enter Pakistan," he said.

It is after the final that Sherwood expects to have a better idea about whether Liverpool or any of Benteke's other admirers will try to exploit his release agreement.

Groh discusses personnel moves with the same concern for secrecy, and so he said he had an idea about whether the rookie Laveranues Coles or Vincent Brisby would be the third receiver, but was unwilling to share his thinking.

The downside is that this will cost money, but the plus side is you will have a good base from which to launch into your degree, a portfolio of up-to-date work, and have a good idea about whether a three- or four-year degree spent crouched behind an easel is really for you.

Nevertheless, these processes are likely to have marginal influences on carbon opportunity costs, without any a priori idea about whether this influence would be positive or negative.

We'll get an idea about whether that is a viable plan this fall when new European-type cars are built here as Saturn models.

Consider, for example, ideas about whether men or women have the stronger sex drive.

"And some of the ideas are very old, ideas about whether suicidal people are people to fear and hate".

Your colleagues and advisers are likely to have strong ideas about whether a particular job is "good" or "worth applying for".

"It explores so many ideas about whether there's a continuous self, how we remember things from the past and think about the future – there's lots of richness there about what we know about cognition and cognitive science," says Alison Gopnik at the University of California, Berkeley.

"Enlightened" used an evocative but cannily unfurled mystery to tease out over the course of a season ideas about whether the safety of conformity is really a form of useless sacrifice.