Sentence examples for to mean whether from inspiring English sources

Keys asked him twice if he had "smashed it" – this taken to mean whether he had had sex with the woman.

All these phenomena that are used to classify different types of faults in a corrupted sinogram are summarized in Table 2, where '+ve' and '-ve' terms are used to mean whether the specific criteria is present or not in a certain type of artifact.

In contrast, ICU nurses and ICU physicians and NPs could be interpreting "prognosis" to mean whether the patient is likely to have a long hospitalization, a complicated post-hospitalization course of rehabilitation, or the ability for the patient to have a quality of life that is consistent with his or her values and beliefs.

At some point, those words have to mean something, whether the culprit is the Syrian government or the rebels.

Investors took the comments to mean that whether or not Bush was calling this a bailout, the government was willing to step in and stem the bleeding.

Compliance was unrelated to mean daily dose and to whether patients were maintained on monotherapy.

Not that I've created a monument or performance, but the fact that the fans are visiting, experiencing it and responding to it means, whether you agree or not, #Larryisreal.

I mean, whether -- that..

Companies' responsibility to society mainly means whether companies contribute their benefits to society during daily production and management.

I shudder to think whether that means bigger or smaller ones are living inside.

I wanted the idea to come about however it was meant to, whether it came from someone else or me, and I didn't really keep track.