Sentence examples for thought of whether from inspiring English sources

"The challenge has been more financial than the actual thought of whether they are British players or not".

I see this child and am struck by the daunting thought of whether he will prey on her -- or already has.

Others expressed confusion at the thought of whether it's misogynistic to believe that because a woman is stripping it means she's financially struggling.

He warned of the danger of civil war, saying: "Whatever you thought of whether the West, the coalition, should have come in here or not — now not to do everything humanly possible to make this country work would have the most serious consequences for the Iraqis for sure, but also for the region and for the world.

The older daughter who moved out first later claimed she had never thought of whether or not it was comfortable to live in the house, although she refers to the house as a coffin.

They should not be distracted and wasting one second of thought on whether the criminal practices of their mortgage lender back home would foreclose on their home, and put their family on the street.

There were two schools of thought on whether Sanskrit should be taught for the purpose of assisting the administration and conversion of India, or for its own merits.

Even within the Muslim world, people argue over the definition of halal – for example there are different schools of thought on whether you should stun animals".

Different games will have different RTPs, and there are a few schools of thought on whether certain rates have different impacts on somebody's likelihood of becoming addicted.

Clippers Coach Doc Rivers said he hasn't given it "a lot of thought" on whether to continue starting Collison when Crawford returns.

Anxious thoughts of whether the team could succeed in arriving at the last group match with something still to play for must have plagued him.