Sentence examples for questioning of whether or not from inspiring English sources
Julian Thomas, master at Wellington College, tells the paper that spiralling university fees have led to "greater questioning of whether or not university is the right route for everyone".
Last August a debate on transgender identity on Newsnight fell apart when the programme was accused of questioning "whether or not trans people have a right to exist", something it plainly was not doing.
At times, Woods has been downright confrontational if he doesn't like the tone of questioning, regardless of whether or not it's fair.
Instead of questioning whether or not the new administration's trillion-dollar infrastructure building plan goes through, let's realize that we don't need a trillion dollars to be successful.
One innocent profile viewing could lead to a night of questioning whether or not the person that liked his or her recent profile picture is their relative or a new love interest.
Another segment of the newspaper's interview posted online on Monday showed Mr. Cain stumbling with awkward pauses through five minutes of questioning about whether or not he agreed with President Obama's Libya policy.
Melissa Keaney, staff attorney with the National Immigration Law Center, said that during the three-hour hearing "there was a lot of questioning about whether or not Texas has the legal ability to challenge the federal government on decisions that are discretionary".
Cue a cavalcade of critics questioning whether or not Nintendo will imminently go the way of SEGA, which canned its hardware business after the critically celebrated but slow-to-sell Dreamcast.
I spent quite a bit of time questioning whether or not I had chosen to study the right thing.
It was part of Cruz's broader questioning about whether or not Facebook is biased in the ways it moderates the posts and accounts of members — and in its staffing policies.
"It's basically pointing at the challenges of communication, and questioning whether or not true communication can really exist," Mr. Ataman said in a recent phone interview.
