Sentence examples for precisely on whether from inspiring English sources
The dilemma over Syria turns precisely on whether outside intervention would make things worse, or whether stability demands action sooner rather than later.
Gove told the BBC's Politics Show: "At the moment we're consulting on how the people premium, which is the additional money, the additional £2.5bn that we've made available for the poorest students, will be allocated, and it depends precisely on whether or not we allow the people premium to go to slightly more children, or we target it very narrowly on the very poorest.
For instance, the diversification of migrants' portfolios depends on the remittance technology, and more precisely on whether returns to remittances are concave or convex.
When confidence intervals are misused in this way, the entire conclusion can depend on whether the boundary of the interval is located precisely on one side or the other of an artificial criterion point.
But each of the three judges issued a separate opinion, diverging in interpretation of certain facts, including over whether Ram was born precisely on the contested site.
(Reservations are recommended, but not always honored precisely on time).
Aristotle criticizes the methodology precisely on this point.
In England, Germany and Japan, trains leave precisely on time.
We only had permission to link these data privately so cannot precisely comment precisely on their performance metrics.
According to massive simulation results on a typical EHV transmission system on ATPDraw platform, the proposed algorithm can precisely determine whether the fault occurs within the protected busbar or on the protected line or outside the protected area.
