Sentence examples for in reference to whether from inspiring English sources

Near the end of the video, in reference to whether he might be updating inboxzero.com, Mann says "I'm done committing.

"I think she probably meant 'I'm more proud.' That's what she really meant," Mrs Bush said recently, while travelling in Afghanistan, in reference to whether or not Obama was patriotic.

CORRECTION: This article has been amended to reflect that Schatz's remark about "the decision the president gets to make" came in response to a question about whether Kushner should step down, and was not in reference to whether he should retain his security clearance.

Within traditional environmental justice research, arguments about spatial units are most often in reference to or questioning whether or chosen unit is truly an exposed population; this is not an issue in this present study.

On "Bedouin Dress" he weighs his tendency to take and not return — whether in reference to love or hedge trimmers he doesn't specify.

Last weekend, when a reporter from Germany's Bild magazine asked him, in reference to his Scottish-German heritage, whether there is anything "typically German" about him, Trump didn't object to the absurdity of the question.

Whether in reference to domestication or evolution at large, the challenge of reconstructing the past can be met by drawing careful inferences from diverse lines of evidence (Wilkes 2004; Zeder et al. 2006a, b; Burger et al. 2008).

The abundance of scatological comparisons is astounding, whether in reference to a single film ("another Uwe Boll feces fest") or his entire oeuvre of "scheissefilmen".

We asked questions regarding the location of the kitchen in reference to the main living area, whether the kitchen had a chimney, the type of stove used, and whether or not the household had participated in JUNTOS, a national program providing improved cookstoves to rural residents in Peru [ 27].

Everyone remembers the first time that they were discriminated against, whether it was in reference to your race, sex, class, or sexual orientation.

We're not too sure if that's the real moniker shoe nerds are giving them or whether its simply in reference to the pink cupcakes being served at the aforementioned party.