Sentence examples for suggested whether from inspiring English sources

Who says we can't test professional athletes?" Professional athletes could be tested one of these years, McCaffrey suggested, whether the commissioners and the unions and the club owners and the athletes like the concept.

One is doubtless on safer ground, therefore, saying that many statements are implied in the sense that they are suggested (whether the speaker intended to do so or not) by the tone of voice and the juxtaposition of the words used.

Such research will be important in determining whether this growing merger between criminal and migration law in Australia should be supported, or as others have suggested, whether it is a case of 'using a sledgehammer to crack a nut'.

On December 30, 2000, Richard Garwin, a former commissioner, praised Rumsfeld for his commission work in a New York Times op-ed piece, although he reiterated that the commission never suggested whether or not the US should build a missile defense system.

It thus clearly suggested whether the presence or absence of cytoplasmic Ca2+ was also crucial to the effects of martentoxin on such BK channel subtypes.

It would be appropriate to check later, preferably in the second trimester (as most of our respondents suggested), whether the information was read and understood and to record intentions in the notes.

Ultimately, all of this is based on a hunch; there is very little evidence to suggest whether or not these suggestions are any good for VCs.

Any Lewis Carroll fans able to suggest whether this book relates to Westworld in a grander sense?

The colour of fruit suggests whether it is ripe, the colour of meat whether it is rancid.

Sadly, the ISC report does not suggest whether Parker offered up his own internet history for public consumption.

SIGNS OF A 'RING'-NUT? You're obsessed with knowing, as rumors suggest, whether the "Ring" will be staged in Bangkok next year.