Sentence examples for posts on whether from inspiring English sources

Just in case you missed it, over on The Caucus, James Dao posts on whether Michele Bachmann, if elected president, could reinstate Don't Ask Don't Tell.

The video of the incident spread rapidly on China's microblogs, prompting hundreds of thousands of posts on whether China had lost its morality and sense of compassion in its rush to modernity.

We've written numerous posts on whether or not we think this is better than other tablets, but we wanted to give you a chance to decide and tell us what you think.

(The AmLaw Daily has a post on whether this switch might mark a conflict of interest).

A follow-up to yesterday's post on whether the Pentagon has been using private contractors to gather intelligence and kill people in Afghanistan; and an important announcement.

DAVID LEONHARDT has responded to my earlier post on whether now is a good time to buy a home in many "newly affordable" markets.

By Amy Davidson Sorkin March 16, 2010 A follow-up to yesterday's post on whether the Pentagon has been using private contractors to gather intelligence and kill people in Afghanistan; and an important announcement.

Sunday's post on whether Newt Gingrich's recent success has broken the paradigm in which party elites play a decisive role in determining presidential nominations drew hundreds of comments.

— Josie Responding to Robb Mandelbaum's post on whether small-business owners feel overtaxed and overregulated: Let's see if you would produce more or less content if before posting a column you had to first clear it with a regulator and endure a review period.

Either way, we'll keep you posted on whether or not he can actually take flight.

I am not going to focus the attention of this post on whether marijuana legalization (in any of its forms) is a good or bad idea.