Sentence examples for whether in or from inspiring English sources

There is one thing Brits do best, whether in or out of the European Union.

Whether in or out of Europe, we will always need to be building – and repairing – bridges.

Whether in or out, tables are topped with white or hunter green cloths and votive candles.

But since then, the recovery has generally been greater among smaller stocks, whether in or out of the S.&P.

"Some difficult times lie ahead for families that depend on state benefits, whether in or out of work," the report says.

Across the continent, whether in or out of the eurozone, the need for a break with a failed economic model could not be more pressing.

The RBV incidence of 253/100 person-years in the present study is somewhat lower than the three others, though only significantly for the two results reported from the placebo group (whether in- or post-trial).

External migration (whether in- or out-migration) was positively associated with all-cause mortality, and with HIV-related and all other cause-specific mortality separately with increased hazards of more than 61%.

Quoting Thomas Jefferson, he swore "eternal hostility" to despots, whether "in Baghdad or Havana".

Add to that the age-old impulse to move ahead, whether in Kingston or the Bronx.

"One of the main issues is companies rely on recruiters whether in-house or otherwise.