Sentence examples for ones whether from inspiring English sources

The Court had first heard arguments in the case in March, 2009, and the questions raised then were mostly narrow ones — whether McCain-Feingold pertained to video-on-demand technology, for example.

They measure mobility over a lifetime (rags to riches, or the reverse), between generations (how children do relative to their parents), in absolute terms (whether children are richer or poorer than their parents) or in relative ones (whether children are higher or lower on the income ladder than their parents).When countries are growing fast there is a lot of absolute upward economic mobility.

Ecotoxicological tests, on the other hand, provide useful overall information about the potential effects of conditioned debris on soil and aquatic biota, including synergic ones, whether or not there is a detailed knowledge of the chemical composition of all the components of the commercial foaming products.

Shoppers in department stores are almost always asked by shop assistants, often loud ones, whether madam will be paying off her card bill in one go, or in instalments.

14 Thus, despite its beneficial impact, mass implementation of malaria chemoprophylaxis raises concerns on whether naturally acquired immunity in treated individuals develops as in untreated ones (whether there is a rebound effect).

"I tell them they can't afford not to, and the economy is pushing the reluctant ones whether they want to or not".

They've been taking us one-on-one, whether it's L. J., Spree or Allan".

The Packers had no trouble containing the receivers one-on-one, whether it was press-man or, more often, moving zone concepts.

It is certainly a consistent one, whether live, on Twitter or on screen.

The issue could be a narrow one: whether to make a particular investment, for example.

"Not one, whether by Forman, by me, by Polanski, by François, not one!