Sentence examples for need whether from inspiring English sources
Anyone in need, whether personal or institutional, could always touch her heart.
It is guided by need, whether for shelter, reproduction, food, safety or other vital necessity.
Most artists find the teachers they need, whether consciously or by accident.
He was also known for standing by players in need, whether they had drug problems or financial difficulties.
Yes, hospitals are required by law to treat people in dire need, whether or not they can pay.
How much distance from your work do you need, whether through non-work friends and outside activities, relaxing trips or alternate work assignments?
They wonder, he says, how much training and special attention such workers will need, whether they will be productive and how their presence will affect their colleagues.
That's the barometer by which we judge legislation, not whether it's something we need, whether it's something we should be spending money on.
It makes me so happy when women get behind a girl-in-need whether it's for a fleeting moment or for the long haul.
Mr. Hancock cites religion's return to fundamentalism, and fundamentalism's need -- whether in Mecca, Rome, Southern Baptist meeting houses or California drive-in churches -- to tell stories in the simplest declarative way.
Appraisers don't necessarily take into account the repairs a home may need -- whether, for instance, it will need a new roof or has mold that has to be removed -- that can lower its value.
