Sentence examples for whether far from inspiring English sources

The aim of this three-group study was to identify (i) whether FAR alterations are equally present in both groups, (ii) whether they are present rather during implicit or explicit FAR, (iii) and whether they are conveyed by similar or disorder-specific neural mechanisms.

And the area around Riverhead has plenty, whether far off the beaten path or just outside the front door.

One big question is whether far more people are being infected without detection, in which case the disease may kill a lower percentage of victims but also be more transmissible.

And American hunters, whether far away at the remote controls of Predator drones or on the ground in the form of men with the shooting skills of a Raymond Davis, operate under paid immunity.

Other investors, whether far from retirement or in it, should look out over 25 years at least.

To evaluate, before undertaking a larger trial, feasibility of the study processes to determine the effectiveness of occupation-based strategy training for producing changes on trained real-world behaviors, and to determine whether far transfer of training effects to measures of real-world impact, including participation in everyday life, could be achieved.

The revelation led to a public discussion over whether far-rightists were being pursued aggressively enough.

One question at branch campuses all over the world — from the Middle East to Asia — is whether far-smaller, distant outposts can provide the same experience as home campuses.

The FBI director, Robert Mueller, who travelled to Tucson to take charge of the investigation, said that one focus of the inquiry was whether far-right organisations and websites played a role.

The FBI director, Robert Mueller, who travelled to Tucson, Arizona, to take charge of the investigation, said that one focus of the inquiry is whether far-right organisations and websites played a role.

Some dispute whether far-right views vocalised by certain members of football firms are actually important to them at all.