Sentence examples for points whether from inspiring English sources

With the Eastern Conference as tight as it is, the Dynamo can't afford to lose points – whether home or away.

Ms. Maddow's way of making points, whether on the page or on the air, follows a distinct pattern.

If they get it right, the results shouldn't change by more than 3 or 4 percentage points whether you've polled 1,000 people or 2,000.

The high-leaping sopranos might well have felt unsure at certain points whether they were singing the Baroque master's "Merce grido piangendo" or the modernist's "Cori di Didone".

"Those 25 points, whether they come into play or not, we still need to beat him on the racetrack, and if we have that cushion that's larger than 25 points at the end, we're the champions," Busch said.

The debate focused on two main points: whether continued corporate growth is compatible with living within the resources of the planet, and the role of the investment community in holding back progress.

A point is a point, whether it be a 3-3 or 0-0 game.

More to the point, whether it's true for all people, no one knows.

"I did ask myself at one point whether I wanted to carry on.

Moot point whether French blew that on the final leg, or the States snatched it.

I assume everyone turns this corner at some point, whether they're sick or not.