Sentence examples for to split whether from inspiring English sources

Now a typical strategy involves the following sequence of playing decisions: one decides whether to surrender, whether to split, whether to double down, and whether to hit or stand.

Folks want to split hairs about whether it was the punch that knocked her out or hitting her head on the railing.

Conservationists say they will have to decide whether to split the remaining animals to create another group elsewhere.

Feb. 8: Vote taken on whether to "split" the brigade in half.

The main division is over whether to split the small Himalayan country along ethnic lines.

Mr. Weiss said that the firm's finances were not an issue in deciding whether to split.

The Council, diplomats say, is divided on the question of whether to split the prosecutors' jobs for the two courts.

The fight over whether to split the jobs of chief executive and chairman at JPMorgan Chase is a silly one.

It's why our Banking Commission is looking at whether to split the banks up completely to keep our economy safe.

"The decision on whether to split tablets should be between the patient, physician and pharmacist," said Susan Winckler, vice president for policy at the pharmaceutical association in Washington.

Scottish voters will decide on 18 September whether to split from the rest of the UK in favour of an independent future.