Sentence examples for whether credited from inspiring English sources

Whether credited to their time apart or simply the luck of the draw, this 1983 release was a musical if not commercial success.

The bureau also will scrutinize whether credit card forms issued by big banks are misleading.

Consumer debt, whether credit cards or in many cases even home mortgages, is frowned upon here.

The question preoccupying Wall Street lately has been whether credit is drying up.

Robert Levitan, Flooz's chief executive, declined to comment on whether credit-card fraud had been detected.

"The question to ask is not whether credit markets have improved," said Jeff Rosenberg, head of credit strategy research at Bank of America/Merrill Lynch.

Another sticking point is whether credits or degrees from satellite campuses are as recognized as those from the main one.

There was great uncertainty over whether credit-default swaps had been triggered (in fact, they never were).

Household has not supplied enough data on re-aged loans for a year earlier to show whether credit problems are rising sharply.

Confessions of brutal self interest — whether credit agencies admitting they would rubber-stamp products structured by cows, or Enron traders gloating over power failures — reliably shock the public.

The biggest concern is whether credit unions are the safest place for your money, however, as many of the smallest have proved financially unsustainable.