Sentence examples for whether gained from inspiring English sources

Beware of companies with monopoly power, whether gained by regulation or by technological leadership.

But the bad news is that unearned income, whether gained as a dividend from gilt-edged securities or as recompense for 80-hour weeks at the bench, is still subject to Federal and state income tax, even if that tax is not withheld.

Thus, a broader view of medicine and health care, whether gained from earlier work experience or from studies other than medicine, increases the likelihood that a student will follow a career in general practice.

"The issue for AT&T is whether gaining some market share and spectrum is worth handing over some of T-Mobile's assets to the struggling third and fifth carriers," Mr. Smithen said.

The first is that Republicans haven't said whether "gaining legal work status" is the same thing as "getting a green card".

Many people, whether gaining weight or losing it, find their progress is initially quick and then stalls or plateaus.

She wonders, at one point, who is worse off – "whether to gain, as it were, the benefits of lights, I would trade the movement of my body".

"Every time he touched the ball, whether he gained yardage or not, you could just feel the electricity," Ault said.

Lehman's lawyers also want to investigate whether Barclays gained $5 billion through an undisclosed "discount" in a $50 billion repurchase deal tied to the sale.

The survey's respondents were more uncertain about whether information gained through torturing suspected terrorists is generally reliable or unreliable.

Studies are needed to determine whether knowledge gained from such an intervention translates to improved care of CKD patients.