Sentence examples for to separate whether from inspiring English sources

"It has become difficult to separate whether the increase is due to climate change or fewer toothfish," Dr. Ainley said.

Kenny Wallace said, "It's very hard for Steven, at 19 years old, to separate whether it's his fault, or it's just that the car is slow".

But Steven Aftergood, a government secrecy specialist with the Federation of American Scientists, said that it could be difficult in practice to separate whether someone had a malicious motive from whether someone had reason to believe that a disclosure would harm the country.

A clever behavioral task is used to separate whether mice can detect a silent gap in background noise preceding a startle stimulus.

It was not possible to separate whether this was in part because it was a more comprehensive programme, as well as being single gender.

The system is quick to separate families whether or not there is evidence of child endangerment.

It is difficult to separate out whether fried food consumption per se or other correlated unhealthy lifestyle interacts with genetic predisposition to adiposity.

The vote on whether to separate the chairman and chief executive roles is sure to be close.

In 1995, I along with everyone else in Canada watched nervously as Quebeckers voted on whether to separate.

Snyder talked about the billboard and the vamp and made comments like "I think Ira's wrong about switching back to the piano" and "I'm trying to figure out whether to separate Trump and Bowe with music".

The government has said it would decide whether to separate R.B.S.'s bad loans from the rest of the group by autumn.