Sentence examples for to explain to whether from inspiring English sources

Cameron said of Brown: "He has to explain to whether he was being straight with people.

"They're going to have to explain to voters whether they support his position on these issues or whether they're just acting in political expediency," said Caitlin Legacki, a spokeswoman for Ms. McCaskill.

You won't need a Middle East expert to explain to you whether it's working.

You'll have to explain to me whether you think Rick Santorum believes that talking about the evils of prenatal testing is good for his campaign or whether he just can't help himself.

You have to explain to twelve jurors whether what you promised them in the opening speech has turned out to be the case.

Ron Wyden, a Democratic member of the Senate intelligence committee, said the administration had an obligation to explain to the public whether its previous assurances were true.

How many of our country's schoolteachers must consider, every day, whether to explain to their students that the President is a liar?

We have to explain to Michael that in Hollywood whether you got a dollar or ten million dollars to be executive producer of the movie wouldn't affect how much he made as an actor by one penny.' I said, 'I understand that, and you understand that, but I know he's not comfortable with it.' He just didn't feel it was appropriate for me to be involved on two or three different levels.

When it comes to explaining to folks whether to use a TFSA or an RRSP I often just see their eyes glaze over, and then they proceed to save nowhere because they are intimidated.

I once again call on the president to have a legitimate and immediate investigation into the extraordinary failure of intelligence, or to help explain to the American people whether there was politics involved in the development of that intelligence.

Explainer: A motion graphic used to explain something, whether it be a process, product or concept.