Sentence examples for whether assuming from inspiring English sources

One question that might be put to Mr. Bloomberg is whether, assuming he is re-elected, he would seek a fourth term.

Whether assuming the mantle of searingly pretentious juvenescence or purveying unfussy bloke rock, Reed more often than not hit the sweet spot.

One might question whether assuming that people will be rational in the kind of financial crisis we are talking about here makes a lot of sense.

The second question is whether, assuming the law does apply behind the ropes, use of a cart represents such a fundamental change in the nature of the competition that it cannot be considered a "reasonable modification".

Nor is it clear whether, assuming that such a study were carried out, and that it found marijuana to be an effective medicine, official approval for its use would then be forthcoming.

There, Strawser takes pains to separate the question of whether United States policy on using drones is justified from the question of whether, assuming that just war conditions have been met, drones are not a "moral improvement over the aerial bombardments of earlier eras".

A side question though is whether - assuming there is sapphire in the next iPhone screens - this will damage the business of iPhone repair companies.

A natural question here is whether, by assuming such a structure, the functional identification of complex cell DSPs is tractable.

It's controversial whether dead metaphors ever actually die and whether or not, assuming they do die, they are metaphors.

The first is whether secular stagnation – assuming it exists – actually matters.

Asked whether she was assuming the presidency, Banda, a women's rights activist, replied: "As you can see, the constitution prevails".