Sentence examples for increasing whether from inspiring English sources

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.

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).

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

The results show that the compression strength and the resistance of specimens to water penetration are significantly increased, whether in the mixtures cured in the colloidal solution or those being sprayed with nano-SiO2.

The following core measures of social capital for ethnic economics and ethnic residence significantly increased: whether one had anyone to help with his/her reception when entering China and the number of acquaintances from one's motherland.

There is some disagreement over exactly when the relative proportion of cavalry increased, whether Gallienus' reforms occurred contemporaneously with an increased reliance on cavalry, or whether these are two distinct events.

Since we did not examine if CSF prothrombin/Alb ratio of other diseases are increased, whether the elevated prothrombin is specific to HD remains to be clarified.

Instead, the risk greatly increases whether the patient is concomitantly taking steroid and/or immunosuppressant agents.

After SMase treatment, the cholesterol-stimulated esterification reaction was markedly increased whether examined over time or as a function of the concentration of cholesterol/MCD.