Sentence examples for telling if from inspiring English sources

It would be telling if no one takes her up on that offer.

Of course, there's no way of telling if the original theft was an honest mistake.

This would be a big step toward telling if it is helping them or harming them".

There is no way of telling if or when the Mets ever get this night back.

Simply because medicine is unpredictable and there is no telling if today will be a busy day or not.

"It's very telling if an institution continues to report secondaries particularly if they're in the same category.

"The Untold Story" would not be worth telling if it were just a litany of Enquirer grave-robbing exclusives.

Economists have their ways of telling if a recession is over – and by their reckoning it isn't yet.

During the Knight interview there is a telling - if mysterious - moment at the mention of Terry's name.

Their analysis dispensed with the 'strategic indifference' assumption imposed by Henry ([1979]) and Schoumaker ([1979]), i.e., the players choose truth-telling if the resulting outcome would be indifferent.

In telling if not believing this story to explain the deal, Novartis seems to be ignoring its own success with drugs like Gleevec.