Sentence examples for making whether from inspiring English sources

You're talking demand-side economics again, and making, whether you know it or not, the case for monetary and fiscal stimulus.

I am proud of our public servants and the contribution they are making – whether in schools, universities, hospitals or local authorities.

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

No matter what kind of film he's making, whether it's a commercial for Shell, a history of the railways or just shooting nature time-lapse, it all obeys his singular vision".

We've seen some impressive takes on the interactive story game lately, The Wolf Among Us springs to mind, games that have an interesting storyline that keeps you engaged and makes you consider the choices you're making, whether that's what to say in a conversation or whether to chase someone down an alleyway.

It was only when the records we were making – whether that was X-Press 2 or Ashley Beedle and Black Science Orchestra, or the Heller & Farley stuff – were picked up and played in New York, mainly by Frankie, that things really changed for us.

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

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

What difference does it make whether they see clearly?

"When the choice was made whether to support workers or corporate America, she made her choice.

What difference does it make whether soccer is popular in the United States?