Sentence examples for makes whether it from inspiring English sources
He will rarely do you an 80-minute stint but when he comes on, what an impression he makes, whether it is some of the defensive big hits he puts in or the runs he makes with the ball in his hand.
Facebook calculates its CPCs as cost per every single click the user makes, whether it's a Like, a share, or a visit to the brand's website.
"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.
"It's minor adjustments you have to make, whether it's pitching them backwards a little bit or busting them off the plate a little bit," Harvey 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.
The music we make, whether it's weird art music or the National's songs or whatever, it's always a product of our community and specific relationships.
It means bringing the crowd – the audience – into the process of whatever you're making, whether it's an article or a song.
And what difference does space make – whether it's a conference or unconference, Twitter or tweet-up – to the way people network?
