Sentence examples for maintain whether from inspiring English sources
And as his work became acclaimed internationally, it seemed also to play to an image of Australia that the rest of the world sought to maintain, whether in the figure of Crocodile Dundee or more recently Steve Irwin.
It is the same one that any number of presidents, Republican and Democrat alike, have tried to maintain, whether reformers on the left like Franklin D. Roosevelt, or on the right like Ronald Reagan.
I think many of us engage in "sustainable suffering" because it justifies whatever inappropriate model of reality we're struggling to maintain, whether the issues are about relationships, health, well-being or, in my case, money.
It may be tempting to slouch when you're sitting down, but remember that good posture is something you can maintain whether you're sitting down or standing up.
Additionally, the thermo-sensitive properties of the nanogels are maintained whether they are on the surface or inside of the fibres.
"We'd be surprised if there were not very high level discussions ongoing now about how that might be maintained — whether it's passporting or some other method".
"I've always maintained, whether you're coming across good or bad, the classic test is your audience.
The system of neoslavery in our prisons, where we keep poor men and poor women of color in cages because we have taken from them the possibility of employment, education and dignity, will be maintained whether Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton is president.
We have obtained a clear result: a female's control over presence or absence of the sperm's mtDNA in her offspring is maintained, whether the female is crossed to a male of her own or another species.
Significance was maintained whether the results were analysed as a continuous variable or as groups (Table 1; Figure 3A and B).
Sensitivity is compromised if all locally relevant serovars are not represented, and live cultures of all serovars tested must be maintained whether live or formalin-killed antigens are used.
