Sentence examples for increase whether from inspiring English sources

"Development around the Oval area has seen demand for property increase, whether it be the property market or infrastructure," he said.

There seems some parallel between the concept that increase, whether it be access to reading, writing, technology, or investment pools, entitles one to ultimate success.

You pay by the pound for any increase whether in your backpack or on your thighs or on your mighty lacrosse-player neck.

He said that "all the methods are flawed and are set up to justify a rent increase, whether it's really needed or not".

"The market has built in a half-point increase, whether it comes in one or two moves" by the Fed, said Donald J. Fine, chief market analyst at Chase Asset Management.

But the size of that increase — whether it would be 10 percent or 20 percent, as some claim — is unknown, and the Supreme Court is in no position to make that judgment on its own.

Cross-border crime is likely to keep increasing whether we are in the EU or outside it.

State control over the economy is increasing, whether directly through nationalizations or indirectly through increased regulations or measures such as the devaluation (which gives public sector entities access to a preferential rate for imports and thus a further competitive advantage).

Screen size is increasing, whether Apple likes it or not, and this move makes sense.

However, for higher loading of PEG, the viscosity will be greatly increased whether or not containing nanoparticles.

These tremendous life and property losses raises the question as to whether extreme weather and climate events are truly increasing, whether this is only a perceived increase exacerbated by enhanced media coverage, or both (Karl and Easterling 1999; Easterling et al., 2000).