Sentence examples for light whether from inspiring English sources

Repeated exposure to the chemicals and their subsequent exposure to ultraviolet light (whether natural or artificial) may have adverse effects.

But as the pixels shrink, they soon become smaller than the transistors, which then block out the light, whether they're on or off.

But artificial light, whether of the incandescent, fluorescent or LED variety, contains a different mixture of frequencies from that put out by the sun.

The global communications network for example runs on invisible light, whether it be the microwaves used by mobile phones and satellites or the infrared lasers that carry signals in the optical fibre infrastructure of the internet.

Mr. Moore insisted that if the project is given the green light, whether under the control of Microsoft or a partner, the British site would not simply rehash the online magazine in the United States.

And then there is the light, whether there's too much of it (see Wallander's One Step Behind), or too little (see The Bridge, The Killing I-III and countless Wallanders).

These gentlemen argue about whether the chains should be lighter, whether they should be heavier.

"Everybody who hit a home run would get a free lighter, whether you smoked or not".

He found that teens took more risks when their friends were around — by, for instance, running yellow lights — whether or not they could communicate with them.

Data could also be anonymously collected and uploaded to tell local law-enforcement about trouble spots where drivers are blowing through lights, whether accidentally or intentionally.

In theory, the sign is lit up when the taxi is free to hire, but often the light stays lit whether there are passengers on board or not, making it a challenge to hail a cab.