Sentence examples for necessary to ask whether from inspiring English sources
So Aristotle contends: "It is not necessary to ask whether soul and body are one, just as it is not necessary to ask whether the wax and its shape are one, nor generally whether the matter of each thing and that of which it is the matter are one.
Hence, it is necessary to ask whether H. pylori interferes with the maturation of FAs to alter the epithelial morphology (Fig. 3B).
After three years of programme expansion in South Africa, it is necessary to ask whether and how, firstly, the health system has thus far mobilised the essential human resources for ART, and, secondly, the extent to which the aim of overall system strengthening through the ART programme is being achieved.
The transition from the ancient wild forms to the modern domesticated forms was an evolutionary process, and it is necessary to ask whether this can be broken down into distinct stages, relating to different selective pressures and human behaviours, and at what rate this evolutionary process took place.
At one point, he finds it necessary to ask himself whether it's braver to do the right thing or the wrong thing.
The Lewes board are still in the first throes of these obsessions and it was necessary to ask Marber whether running a football club might consume his life.
So we at HuffPost Live felt it necessary to ask him whether he would invest in the oddest inventions we could find. .
With such a procedure, it is not even necessary to ask respondents whether a health state is better or worse than dead.
It may also be necessary to ask not just whether a drug enhances cognition, but in whom.
These recency effects has been studied in the context of navigation for multiple phases of learning, and thus may not apply for the training conditions used here, but it will be necessary to ask in future experiments whether the recency effect seen here depends on the interval between learning and retention test.
"I think it's for public bodies like the Border Force officials, it's for schools and colleges, and others like the judiciary, as we've recently seen, to make a judgment in relation to those cases as to whether it's necessary to ask somebody to remove the veil.
