Sentence examples for whether accurate from inspiring English sources

Whether accurate or not, they can be more powerful than any argument.

Pompeo has shown no indication that those tough stances, whether accurate or not, will change if he becomes secretary of state.

Ever since Aristotle, people have argued over whether accurate information produces appropriate action that is, whether knowing the right thing reliably makes us do the right thing.

Such bitter sentiments, whether accurate or not, are rampant in northern Queens, said Michael N. Gianaris, an assemblyman who happened to be having coffee in the Igloo when Mr. Panagiotopoulos was interviewed.

We next assessed whether accurate classification of HO vs. MCI status, as based on the MMSE score, could be achieved using the above indices of sensory dominance and multisensory processing.

"While grappling with how to fix its internal control breakdowns, JPMorgan's senior management broke a cardinal rule of corporate governance and deprived its board of critical information it needed to fully assess the company's problems and determine whether accurate and reliable information was being disclosed to investors and regulators".

Her drawings of the seasons and of the animals blowing the winds onto the earth's surface (e.g. a lobster) are a reminder that mapping--whether accurate or not--is still an act of understanding.

Whether purely accurate narratives would have made for better books is, well, another story.

"The critical question is whether that is accurate, and whether there are other cases of individual Pakistani scientists willing to sell nuclear or missile information".

When we get together, I'll listen to find out whether my belief is accurate - whether he or she might benefit from something Proteus offers.

Commanders wanted the team to find out whether that was accurate before deciding whether to commit a large force to the area.