Sentence examples for whether brought from inspiring English sources

Here, again, in the field of cancer — whether brought about directly or indirectly — we see a familiar pattern.

Preparing for layoffs, whether brought on by a downturn or by the continuing shift to a globalized economy, is the least that lawmakers can do.

Whether brought together by court-mandated mediation or on their own volition to seek mutually acceptable outcomes, those engaged in legal disputes will often find themselves making their case across the table rather than to judges.

When people experience religious visions, he says, those visions are always influenced by bodily chemistry — whether brought on by stress, by fasting, or in the case of religious groups that employ drugs like peyote in their rituals, by substance use.

I'm against any bit-by-bit, coerced removal of London's poorest from its richer areas, be it covert or overt and whether brought about by an over-heated property market, government grant cuts or government welfare reforms.

Makeovers have guaranteed mass appeal -- consider the success of televised before-and-after ugly-duckling dramas, whether brought to life on a talk show, an infomercial or the E! network's "Fashion Emergency".

The manager, asked whether bringing Gerrard and the others would have made a difference, said: "Not at all.

"Whether bringing back Rudd is that spectacular thing, I don't think it would be," he said.

Mr. Largey also asked whether bringing in partners was a sign the company "believes the iron ore cycle is past its peak".

But the question remains whether bringing Fiorina onto the Cruz campaign will help bring his presidential bid back from the dead.

As part of the Iraqi legal system, a judge typically determines whether bringing formal charges against a suspect is warranted, criminal lawyers in Iraq said.