Sentence examples for relevant to whether from inspiring English sources

But none of this epistemological stuff is relevant to whether there are strings; ontology is one thing, epistemology quite another.

What information about the accused and the complainant is relevant to whether or not they should be believed?

Therefore, the prices other hotels have available is not relevant to whether the given hotel is a deal".

But even if they believe that, it's not relevant to whether this merger will have an adverse effect".

Such testimonials undoubtedly enhance "golfpoorly's" credibility, but they are hardly relevant to whether this painting is an authentic Diebenkorn worth six fugures.

"Despite this, he did not consider it relevant to whether they should or should not be transferred to the adult prison".

The AP reports Carpenter wrote in a filing that texts, photos and other records are relevant to show "whether Ms. McBride had a character trait for aggression".

Hence, it is relevant to ask whether γ meas =  γ self, and thereby whether γ self are unbiased estimates of the "true" disparities.

Trying to help make sustainability relevant to everyone, whether they work for Asda or are one of our customers.

We believe it is more relevant to ask whether the financial institutions are set up to respond to any such signal, whether rapid or gradual.

Because they are marketed as food supplements, it falls to the European Food Safety Authority EFSAand and the Advertising Standards Authority ASAA) where relevant, to determine whether food supplements and nutricosmetics sold in the UK live up to any health claims they make.