Sentence examples for separate whether from inspiring English sources

"It has become difficult to separate whether the increase is due to climate change or fewer toothfish," Dr. Ainley said.

Kenny Wallace said, "It's very hard for Steven, at 19 years old, to separate whether it's his fault, or it's just that the car is slow".

If they separate, whether after five, 10 or even 30 years, partner A has no right to personal maintenance from partner B even if she has always been supported financially.

But Steven Aftergood, a government secrecy specialist with the Federation of American Scientists, said that it could be difficult in practice to separate whether someone had a malicious motive from whether someone had reason to believe that a disclosure would harm the country.

And whether they should be, if they are separate, whether they should be formally separated?

We cannot separate whether this observation owes to selection in who has coordinated laws or an impact of both laws changing at the same time.

But there was a successful balance of princess and pragmatist at Meadham Kirchhoff: for every opulent gown, there was a clutch of eminently sellable separates, whether knitwear, kilt skirts or even denim hotpants decorated with crystal pendants.

The three friends who began the trip with him have all separated, whether because they couldn't run fast enough to jump onto the train as he did, or fell, being dragged until they could no longer hold on.

This may in part be due to the inherent difficulty in separating whether a factor is a 'pure' prognostic factor, a predictive factor for response to therapy or both.

Stage 4 20-400 minuThereThere is some debate as to whether sleep stages three and four are really separate, or whether they are part of the same phase of sleep.

Dodin told me: "There's so much discourse happening inside Russia at the moment about whether Russia is part of Europe or not, whether the Russian way is a separate way, whether the country is closed or open".