Sentence examples for whether a serious from inspiring English sources

He doubted whether a serious alternative ideology would challenge democracy as communism did.

Whether "A Serious Man" is actually such a work of art, or just one in which the idea is expounded but not embodied, is another question.

The big question in recent weeks has been whether a serious downturn would extinguish the euphoria and revive traditional risk aversion.

He wonders, however, whether a serious peace deal is possible, given the uncertainty over who is actually behind the attacks.Whether or not peace talks can get anywhere, the government could do much more to soothe southerners' fear and mistrust.

"Under what world would you recommend the decision about whether a serious crime, meaning a conviction that could mean more than a year or more, should not be based on evidence?" Ms. Gillibrand inquired of the nominee.

His counsel, John Burton, told the jury it was not enough to be "offended, shocked and distressed" by what Rahman said: "It is a matter of whether a serious crime has taken place".

The Pentagon still has time to pull back and reassess whether sustaining a serious negotiation process is served by adding more bombs and sorties to the mix.

To get a sense of whether this is a serious problem -- whether the offsets from policy and/or export are correlated with revenue exposure -- we took the difference between actual tax changes and revenue exposure, and examined its correlation with the regressors in (10).

The Berkshires offer activities for almost every skill level, whether you're a serious hiker or a Sunday stroller, whether it's your first time on a horse or your hundredth.

Because of their incompetence, a great fighter like Diaz said last night that he was quitting the sport (whether that was just venting in a moment of frustration or whether it was a serious decision remains to be seen).

You can decide yourselves whether this is a serious matter for debate.