Sentence examples for make whether the from inspiring English sources

It was at that session that she angrily told a senator, "what difference, at this point, does it make?" whether the attackers were terrorists or criminals.

(I was raised to eat asparagus only as a special treat, with a Hollandaise or vinaigrette dressing and I still feel a little devil-may-care combining it with other things). The following recipes, which virtually constitute a one-dish meal, are supremely easy to make, whether the kitchen you work in is a Martha Stewart country fantasy or a closet like mine.

But what difference does it make whether the wood is cheap because trees grow fast in British Columbia, or because the loggers are in business for their health, or because Canadian citizens want to tax themselves just so they can make a gift to America?

So I want Gov. Brown to endorse Al Gore and me and support our campaign". Clinton said "we're working hard" at "negotiating" with Brown for his support and "I'm hopeful". And what difference does it make whether the political gadfly endorses Clinton?

Other concerns included whether the implied consent model was legal, whether patients understood the choices they were being asked to make, whether the record was technically and operationally secure, whether participation in the programme would erode patients' trust in the practice, and the risk of the system grinding to a halt during the upload.

Data were collected from the advertisements on: the make, whether the vehicle was a SUV, whether the vehicle was "four wheel drive" or "all wheel drive" (4WD/AWD), engine size, type of fuel (unless mentioned it was assumed to be petrol), fuel efficiency and emissions profile (if reported) or any features related to these.

Trump then asked what difference it made whether the quote came from Mussolini or somebody else.

Dawit then asked the French relief official what difference it made whether the disease is called acute diarrhea or cholera.

Thus, no assessment has been made whether the amount of energy saved (esaved) outweighs the energy needed for production, use and disposal (einvested).

Tim Wagner, a spokesman for American, said that the stewardess's injunction to the men was reasonable, and would have been made whether the couple was gay or straight.

He said that while the current pension plan was financed entirely by company contributions, no decision had been made whether the new one might have some worker contributions.