Sentence examples for it revolves around whether from inspiring English sources

It revolves around whether the market has already factored the hoped-for growth into the stock price.

The rest of Derek and Mired's "bizarre, sadistic tale" — "this testimony of animals," as Derek's twin brother, Frank, calls it — revolves around whether Derek will tell Mired the truth.

It revolves around whether or not a Goldman executive, Fabrice Tourre, was entirely honest and open about who was going "long" and who was going "short" on a 2007 deal called Abacus.

Begin to think of what your character's life revolves around, whether it's a pet, family member, grades, friendship, etc., and think of a story to tell about it.

No longer does it revolve around whether the research is ethical.

It revolves around the question of whether the cost of stays in the South Thanet constituency, which the Ukip leader unsuccessfully contested, qualified as national campaign spending.

It revolves around the basic question of whether American troops will stay too long and wear our their welcome, or leave too soon and allow Afghanistan to fall back into chaos.

Peters said he advises cities considering a public drinking district to make alcohol part of a broader social or entertainment experience, whether it revolves around art, music or sports.

It's been a towering landmark in the world of English literature for nearly a millennium, but for two centuries "Beowulf" has also been the subject of fierce academic debate, much of it revolving around the question of whether the epic poem is the work of a single author or was stitched together from multiple sources.

Whether it revolved around a typical nuclear TV family or a "non-traditional" family arrangement like Full House or The Brady Bunch, the format remained mostly the same: There would be two (sometimes more!) strong parental figures and their well-meaning (if occasionally rebellious) children.

The closest thing to it in the entire picture revolves around whether Xander will shake off his self-love enough to kiss Yelena, an unintentional Men's Fitness take on the Cary Grant-Ingrid Bergman scenes in "Notorious".