Sentence examples similar to making of whether from inspiring English sources

No mention was made of whether the strong winds in the area at the time played a part in the incident.

No mention was made of whether Di Montezemolo also asked Alonso about the rumours that circulated over the weekend linking him to Red Bull.

And hopefully it makes things better, you know?" Dr. Dan Romer, research director of the Adolescent Risk Communication Institute of the Annenberg Public Policy Center, says no significant studies have been made of whether this music has a therapeutic effect.

Much has been made of whether Sánchez can return to his form in 2006, when he was one of baseball's elite setup relievers before separating his shoulder in a taxi accident.

Tactfully, perhaps, no mention was made of whether students were offered tips on dealing with non-Muslims, presumably a relevant subject in one of the world's most austerely Islamic lands.

Little mention is made of whether teams win or lose, only who makes the most money.

No mention is made of whether that photo need be a head shot.

However, no mention has been made of whether The Kernel will survive as a standalone site.

Here an assessment is made of whether a saline catchment in southeast Australia is in chemical mass balance based on Cl.

No practical demonstration has yet been made of whether OAM information can be extracted from upper atmosphere experiments, but there are some theoretical indications that this can be the case, for example in "plasma vortices" formed as a result of ionospheric modification experiments (Leyser et al. 2009, see "Ionospheric modelling").

Much has been made of whether viewers could be confident they understood the ending.