Sentence examples for make whether it from inspiring English sources

I would support them with any demands they might make, whether it be in terms of staffing, or asking for more pay or training.

In the years immediately after World War II this account of factual meaning was applied (e.g., by Antony Flew) to theological statements, raising such questions as: What observable difference does it make whether it is true or false that "God loves us"?

Instead, Ms. Gulbis's tweets thus far tend to be circumscribed and have a clear point to make, whether it relates to her work on behalf of the Boys and Girls Clubs, or a sponsor, TaylorMade, or even the broad outlines of her oceangoing vacation.

"What difference does it make whether it's cinema?

But he added: "What difference does it make whether it's 19 grams of 25 grams?

mWater wants to make whether it's contaminated a factor that weighs on their choice.

"When classified documents appear on a Web site, a judgment will be made whether it will be blocked," she said.

You couldn't put a price on that even if it cost you money; you certainly can't adjudicate, if a profit was made, whether it was enough.

It means bringing the crowd – the audience – into the process of whatever you're making, whether it's an article or a song.

Decision-making — whether it's taking out a loan or deciding whom to marry — isn't a coldly rational, self-conscious act.

It can lead to distinguish the weapon by which fracture was made, whether it is standard or air weapon.