Sentence examples for implications of whether from inspiring English sources

The philosophical assessment of the truth of such matters continues on to the present, as does debate on the implications of whether we may survive death.

The major implications of whether boosting occurs or not, is to the two step strategy for IGRA testing of risk groups such as immigrants and household contacts.

We regarded these aspects of social capital as particularly relevant for analyzing the implications of whether or not people belonged to close-knit networks based on their religious beliefs.

(Mr. Abernathy, second-in-command of S.C.L.C., slipped once and said, "Now here's James Peck, for James Farmer, to tell us whether core is with us". Peck ignored the implications of the "whether" and spoke as eloquently as the rest).

Now, I wish to consider the biological implications of senescence, whether it results from metabolic pathways.

Parents enrolling young children in trials often have poor understanding of the implications of consent, whether this varies across ethnic groups is unknown.

Mr. Hicks, who helped form a debate club at his school (where the topics include the ethical implications of abortion to whether teenage criminals should be tried as adults), wants to be a lawyer.

At the time, I wondered whether the Chinese government's real problem with Tarantino's film wasn't nudity or the intensity of its violence but the political implications of its violence — whether the movie might seem to be a call for insurrection, a praise of crime on behalf of freedom that might resonate distinctively for Chinese viewers.

In this segment, we talk about the obviously frightening implications of that and whether we should fear government or business more.

Have the policy makers thought through the economic implications of their actions, whether in urban areas with large four-year college concentrations like Philadelphia or in rural districts across the country?

Taken together, these findings motivate us to examine whether investors disagree on the valuation implications of linguistic tone and whether small investors are subject to differential, and notably less efficient, trading in response to the linguistic tone in these corporate announcements.