Sentence examples for mixed whether from inspiring English sources

Women's perspectives were mixed whether long-term or repeated usage of contraception was harmful.

People with Type 2 diabetes face various psycho-social, self-management and clinical care issues and evidence is mixed whether support from others with diabetes, 'peer support', can help.

The external validity will be appraised by coding the studies according to: whether the population is rural, urban, remote or mixed; and whether the data were collected from clinics, individual communities or broader populations.

But opinions are mixed about whether any signs of disorder have already begun.

Views remain mixed on whether the benefits of the law will outweigh the potential harm.

The crowd is lively and mixed, but whether 20-somethings or silver-haired, patrons are uniformly hip.

And pollsters are mixed about whether the candidates are paying a price among voters for having their faces in their attack advertisements.

Over on the Flyers chat boards, the Kings are known as Flyers West, and feelings are mixed about whether to wish them well.

"We're going to see a lot more mixed use, whether it's in the urban central city or suburban town centers".

"Data are quite mixed on whether we've seen an expansion of lending," said Catherine L. Mann, Rosenberg professor of global finance at Brandeis.

Among employers, the feelings are mixed about whether the limits should be eliminated, said Andrew Webber, who is the president of the National Business Coalition on Health.