Sentence examples for problem whether from inspiring English sources

But farmers face the problem whether or not they plant genetically modified crops.

If the marathon is your end goal it can be a problem – whether it's a good or bad day.

Treating only one part of the overall problem – whether by vaccination, quarantine or awareness campaigns – merely scratches the surface.

They described their problem, whether depression or an eating disorder, as coming on suddenly, as if out of nowhere.

If anyone had a problem, whether an international or Afghan team member, they could take it up with him.

Wall Street has a very real problem, whether the leaders of the industry want to believe it or not.

"Honour" is at the heart of this problem, whether it's that of a country or an individual woman.

A drunk on the train starts having a go for no reason; he probably would have had a problem whether they were black, white, Asian, or Muslim.

The recent cheating scandal under investigation at Harvard University is just one reminder that plagiarism is a pervasive problem, whether the school is online or Ivy League.

No problem: whether it's neoliberal economics, tax avoidance, coal burning, farm subsidies or the House of Lords, somehow the crooked system creeps along.

The first is called School Action; this is when the school or parents flag up a problem – whether it's problems with literacy, organisation or behaviour, etc.