Sentence examples for rather whether from inspiring English sources

Rather, whether these killings should be carried out in the first place is the pressing question.

The Phoenix mission is not directly looking for life on Mars, but rather whether conditions for habitability ever existed.

It may not be a case of whether future generations remember him, rather, whether they'll forgive him.

It was, rather, whether Congress had the constitutional power to authorize the practice at all for federal prisoners.

In the past, the issue was not whether they could afford it, but rather whether they could finance it.

What matters in respect of freedom of expression is not whether the statement was about a person's personal or political character, but rather whether the statement was dishonest.

In other words, the question being asked is not whether this election was stolen but rather whether the system is secure to prevent future elections from being stolen.

The question was, rather, whether the Fourth Amendment allowed collecting it from people who have merely been arrested and so are presumed innocent.

The question is not whether there was discrimination but rather whether the claims by the individual employees may be combined as a class action.

The issue is not whether suspects can be questioned before they are warned of their rights, but rather whether the answers are admissible in court.

The study could not say whether the media use causes problems, or, rather, whether troubled youths turn to heavy media use.