Sentence examples for such whether from inspiring English sources

Planning decisions – such whether to build houses in flood plains or position caravans next to the sea – can also affect society's vulnerability to floods.

Mr Cowen writes:The Germans had lots of...temporary whacks to their export industries...and treated them as such, whether consciously or not, and with good success.

She says she had a half-hour slot in which a panel of six fired questions at her, such whether she thought the European Union would still be together in two years.

The puzzle about Scruton has always been the way in which humane, often elegant argument – recognisable as such whether one agrees with him or not – co-exists with outbreaks of cranky, ungrounded nonsense.

(a) A consular officer of a foreign government shall be considered duly accredited under section 3(a) of the Act whenever he has received formal recognition as such, whether provisionally or by exequatur, from the Secretary of State.

The last time you saw a doctor for a checkup or other medical reason, she or he probably also asked about your health habits, such whether you smoke, take alcohol, exercise, or use sunscreen or seat belts.

There were tangible factors such as whether a city has a downtown, and interesting intangible factors such as whether the citizens knew their "civic story".

Such fears, whether rational or not, are becoming rife.

Such functionshsatisfying, whether inL2 Ω, M, μ) or not, will be calledSchur test functions.

They occasionally stumble over small details, such as whether Halsted is a street or an avenue.

The scientists also investigated various questions that came up, such as whether clean water was required.