Sentence examples for think about whether to from inspiring English sources

"It's made the doctors think about whether to ban them".

"But like anything else, the more you're attacked, the more you think about whether to fight or flee".

Bloomberg points out that while rating agencies think about whether to downgrade Russian bonds the market has already done so.

"And his contoured greens made the golfers think about whether to go for the flag or not".

"If our salaries get slashed, I'll have to think about whether to return to N.H.L.," he told the Russian news agency RIA Novosti.

"We think it's important to our company and the way users think about whether to use Twitter, as compared to other services".

Torre said he hadn't thought about whether to manage in 2002.

Mr. Haot said Livestream thought about whether to censor the live video but decided not to, having concluded that it was "a controversial but genuine humanitarian mission".

"We might seriously have thought about whether to have children or not.

You should start to think about whether you intend to go to college, or if you want to start working right out of high school.

Just like Hillary Clinton has to think about whether she wants to be President.