Sentence examples for rises whether from inspiring English sources

Sculpture usually rises, whether from a base or from the ground, whether conceived on a horizontal axis or a vertical one.

The question now rises whether microreactors can compete with or replace current conventional reactors in production processes.

Piezosurgery is being increasingly used in implant surgery, and the question rises whether the incidence of membrane perforations may be reduced using piezoelectric devices for MSA.

However, with pressure on water resources already being high, and potential effects of climate change still uncertain, the question rises whether there will be enough water resources available to sustain this production.

The question then rises whether the output of energy was different in the HFD-fed ctsk−/− mice as compared to HFD-fed controls.

The question rises whether these guidelines support multimorbidity management (6 8).

She had only to remark, "I'll take that applause" for the clapping to rise, whether or not she'd done something remarkable.

The difference between DCS and Zhang-DC rises from whether or not the domain context similarity includes the similarity of proteins themselves.

Much will depend on whether traffic numbers rise, and whether airlines can further cut capacity to get better leverage to raise prices.

It's about noticing whether smoke rises vertically or drifts, whether it's the leaves shaking or the whole branches, whether your umbrella turns inside out or just rattles around some".

New deputy governor Minouche Shafik says interest rate rises hinge on whether pay rises but productivity – output per hour worked – does not.