Sentence examples for spread as to whether from inspiring English sources

But within the establishment, which is to say among the educated class elevated politically by the revolution, doubts have spread as to whether the president's hardline populism could lead to a dangerous polarisation.

Also today, the Commerce Department's National Institute of Standards and Technology said it would investigate the fire, the number of people inside the club at the time and whether any illegal or unsafe materials caused the fire to spread as rapidly as it did.

"They're trying to spread as many seeds as possible.

This further complicates the issue, given that climate sceptics can use this fact to start spreading the seeds of doubt as to whether human intervention is even causing climate change at all.

They were then prompted as to whether HBV can be spread by sharing food, sexual intercourse, and so on.

So far, nobody seems impressed.Matsushita's digital audio experts have their own products ready, but they doubt whether the craze will spread as fast, or far, as video.

Thus, the question arises as to whether these isolates might represent more spread of this sequence type strain outside pig farms.

There has been much uncertainty as to whether metastasis requires mutation at the time of spread.

As to whether breast cancer is a disease that can spread systemically from its earliest stages or whether tumours must mature in size before metastasis is still controversial (Harris and Hellman, 1996).

Closure criteria were either stated as incidence at the state-wide or community-wide level (35 states), indicating uncertainty as to whether statewide uniformity or local autonomy is likely to be more effective in mitigating the spread of infection.

Spread as evenly as possible.