Sentence examples for make about whether from inspiring English sources

I had the decision to make about whether I would play on Sundays..

"The outcomes of cases are important signals to others who are watching, and they bear upon what decisions they then make about whether to cooperate," he said.

He added: "It is an impossibly difficult decision to make about whether to launch a raid and try to free a hostage.

Bank of America is one bank that has a choice yet to make about whether it will compete in the big leagues of investment banking.

"It's largely a decision Toyota will have to make about whether this is a factory they can operate profitably or not," Mr. Bloom said.

But the determination that the circuit court has to make about whether it's necessary to have a recount is based upon the certifications.

There are certainly arguments to be made about whether movie-watching is ever simple or noncritical.

No announcements have been made about whether its investigation has concluded.

Much has been made about whether Manning has lost the top-end velocity off his throws.

He added that no decision had been made about whether to provide access to Mr. Shnayerson.

No decision has been made about whether the ban would apply to future festivals.