Sentence examples for mess whether from inspiring English sources

There is a simultaneous row over the long-term causes of the fiscal mess: whether Labour, in the overused phrase of George Osborne, the shadow chancellor of the exchequer, failed to fix the fiscal roof while the economic sun was shining.

Fairy terns, after millennia on the cliffs, now roost in the woods, shining white in the green.Whether this all adds up to an emergent whole or a contingent mess, whether life is spreading because its presence makes the island ever more inhabitable or just because more and more invaders are getting a crack at it, no one can say for sure.

Indeed, it is precisely the same anti-regulation rhetoric used to justify the actions that landed us in our current economic mess, whether the issue was failing to rein in unsound mortgage lending, weakening bank capital standards, permitting banks into risky new activities, or banning regulation of over-the-counter derivatives.

The question now is whether we can extricate ourselves from this mess, or whether we have to resign ourselves to a comprehensively surveilled future?

On May 13th, France agreed in principle to send its soldiers to the rescue, after Mr Annan begged for a "coalition of the willing" to sort out the mess.Whether France will actually deploy troops to Bunia remains in doubt.

The music we want to play is more catholic - it's a big enough mess that whether it's the old folk or the kids, they could find something amusing.

[Update, 2 40 p.m. Our colleague Ariel Alexovich just emerged from Mrs. Clinton's news conference in Washington, D.C., where the first question posed to Mrs. Clinton was about the delegate mess and whether she thought the states should conduct new contests.

BERLIN—While European heads of state argue about how to address their financial mess and whether to maintain their common currency, the continent's science leaders enjoyed a more harmonious gathering here today.

Yet there I was on that very first day, a blubbering mess, wondering whether my premature child could keep up with children her own age.

Their boss, Sheila, is trying to figure out who messed up, whether anyone from production has used the data, and, if so, how to remove it.

In the mess of life, whether in the courtroom or the classroom, efforts are made all the time to establish truth objectively; sometimes they fail, sometimes they succeed.