Sentence examples for it means whether from inspiring English sources

I don't know what it means: whether you're OK, if I'm OK. "It's a miracle he survived," said the doctor.

It means whether the method approximates the solution, in other words, a numerical method is said to be convergent if the numerical solution approaches the exact solution as the time step size goes to 0. The method described in this article is convergent because the following condition is satisfied: (4.1) for.

Not that I've created a monument or performance, but the fact that the fans are visiting, experiencing it and responding to it means, whether you agree or not, #Larryisreal.

It means questioning whether said dossier was used by the FBI to get a warrant to monitor Trump aides during the campaign (it's not clear what evidence the FBI used to get such warrants).

Addressing it means deciding whether assimilation is a mortal threat, as many Jews think, or a phenomenon to be accommodated.

He started to explain and was told, "I don't have to know what it means, only whether or not it is defamatory".

"And by the way, it means something whether you're a man and a woman, a woman and a woman or a man and another man.

"It's disturbing because I don't know what it means about whether they could look at my own e-mail," said Oliver Hart, an economics professor.

We may regard it as shorthand to speed communication because we share the understanding of what it means, but, whether intentional or not, it is a protective shield that excludes those not in the know.

It means that whether the QoS is under the constraint or not is uncertain.

Governments want to know what it means and whether the vaccine is safe.