Sentence examples for needed whether from inspiring English sources

Historically, an Army unit is deployed if needed, whether it is ready or not.

And some preparation is needed whether Britain joins the euro or not.

Its casks are designed to last indefinitely, too, and will be needed whether or not Yucca opens, since many reactors are running out of space, say its sponsors.

It has become clear that better sharing of information is needed, whether among local and federal agencies or the private sector and the government.

"Enrichment is needed, whether the United States builds another nuclear plant or not," said Andrea Jennetta, president of International Nuclear Associates, a Washington consulting firm.

"But obviously, that's one of the things that we'll monitor," Mr. Hoekstra said, "whether this person is getting the support that's needed, whether there are elements elsewhere in the bureaucracy that are trying to undercut it".

Most artists find the teachers they need, whether consciously or by accident.

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.

Game companies work hard to get the emotions that they need (whether for good or evil) by studying players closely.

No study has examined martial arts practitioners' clothing needs, whether, practitioners are satisfied with their current uniforms and what types of uniforms they prefer to purchase are unclear.

When signatures are needed, recommendations required, or research equipment sought out, your departmental professors are the people you need, whether you like them or not.