Sentence examples for just on whether from inspiring English sources

That said, it is easy to conceive of a diachronic ethics of belief according to which significant truth-acquisition is the sole aim of belief, but one evaluates particular beliefs not just on whether they are true but also on their ability to enable or produce the subsequent acquisition of other (significant) true beliefs.

His chances of success in his second shot at power hinge not just on whether he can attract enough government MPs ideally principled ones, not just those available to the highest bidder but on whether his opposition coalition, an uneasy mix of secularists, Islamists and ethnic-Chinese activists can hold together.

And worse, not just on whether they're being followed, but if they're being honoured?

The coming political battle over this budget will turn not just on whether the public regard the measures as fair, but whether they were necessary.

The rules on privacy depend not just on whether a claimant is a wealthy footballer with a crack legal team to hand but also on the country where the alleged intrusion has taken place.

"It means the committee is stacked in the government's favour so they don't have to worry about the inconvenience of getting MPs to turn up and they don't actually have to vote on the substance of the proposals, just on whether the issue has been heard.

"But it would just depend on whether then-Senator Codey wanted it and whether Jon Corzine wanted to do it".

Millwall's chances of pulling off a massive shock against Manchester United do not just depend on whether they are spot on tactically but on how they cope mentally with the whole occasion tomorrow.

Whether I have to get off the bus may not just depend on whether I see a park from the bus window, it also depends on which bus I took!

For Instance, two persons being friends depend not just only on whether they share the same interests but also on other aspects such as time spent together, common acquaintances, and various other factors.

David Byler, Weekly Standard: "It's impossible to tell based just on one poll whether Jones or Moore will win or even which candidate is losing or gaining steam.