Sentence examples for say about whether from inspiring English sources

We had nothing to say about whether it should have been released.

He had less to say about whether the upstate festival audience would be ready for his band's pyrotechnics.

What does the advice from the home affairs department say about whether people smugglers would be activated or not?

But what does the scientific research actually have to say about whether these games are effective or not?

WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court indicated Monday that it might soon have something significant to say about whether and when video coverage of federal trials is appropriate.

It has never done and will never do any damage to Tokyo," he said.Mr Abe had less to say about whether Japan can afford the games.

Their recollections also differed on what the captain had said about whether the photograph constituted pornography.

But the case has prompted internal discussions, she said, about whether Flickr should reconsider its approach.

"Many things have been said about whether Andrew and Myuran deserved to die for their crimes.

"Many things have been said about whether Andrew and Myuran deserved to die for their crimes," she added.

"That's a possibility, but I don't know," Alderson said about whether Wright would have played.