Sentence examples for takes whether from inspiring English sources

"But whatever it takes, whether it's adjusting contracts, delaying payment, whatever we have to do, our team will do it.

You really wonder whether you've got what it takes, whether you can compete; quite frankly, whether you even belong".

Some producers are unwilling even to let artists hear other takes, whether out of laziness, fear of mounting costs, or bitter experience of how ridiculous musicians can get.

Brown was also flawless at this, neatly weaving together two leitmotifs in his life: exhibitionism and an ability to hunker down and do what it takes, whether the arena is athletic or political.

Other issues raised included the kind of risks charities now face, who should determine the amount of risk a charity takes, whether charities should make bolder financial choices, and what could be done to encourage better risk awareness.

I chaired a debate on the aftermath of the Leveson Inquiry the other night, and among the panel there was absolute agreement on one assertion: that whatever form regulation of the newspaper industry takes, whether underpinned by statute or not, this will be nothing more than a short-term fix.

Begin had the decision to take whether to strike Baghdad in 1981.

What harm can there be in having your picture taken, whether you are out shopping or leaving a night club?

Moving or still, and however it is taken, whether by pinhole camera or phone, the photographic image is the successor to the great art of the past.

"There are always risks to any medication you take, whether it's traditional or nontraditional," said Ms. Talmadge, 51, an author from Lancaster, Tex.

Bravo to Malcolm for taking, whether sotto voce or otherwise, the truly conservative position and refusing to be a part of this libertarian frolic.