Sentence examples for whether addressing from inspiring English sources

She was a fluent public speaker and could bring her subject alive, whether addressing young children or academics.

At campaign stops, whether addressing a handful of farmers in rural Iowa or a big campaign rally in Texas, he is an eloquent speaker whose command of facts and figures is impressive.

The relevant question now is whether addressing the foremost threat to the United States -- international terrorism -- crucially depends upon defeating the insurgency in Iraq and creating a stable state there, assuming that is possible.

Whether addressing generals in Egypt, emirs in Kuwait or students in Qatar, Mr Cameron called elections "important", but added that it was not for him to "pontificate" about how other governments respond to the aspirations of their people.

Howe, energetic and casual in Chuck Taylors and jeans, is a natural storyteller, whether addressing the history of mahogany as a byproduct of the 18th-century spice trade (it was used as ballast in ships) or explaining how he accidentally fell into his profession.

Future research should examine whether addressing these issues improves patient care in patients with severe infections who present at the ED.

Methodology: exclusion rate; whether addressed or unaddressed sampling bias; methods used to synthesise data; methods used to analysis data.

Another consideration is whether we are addressing the real constraint.

It was unclear whether he was addressing the criminal charge.

We are currently addressing whether ER calcium depletion also triggers CRT retrotranslocation in mammalian cells.

This lets others know whether you're addressing them.