Sentence examples for whether individually or from inspiring English sources

The author is less compelling when identifying the ultimate objectives of the various movements, whether individually or collectively.

If quantum is a concern, perhaps we could send that signal to the market by raising it in a more visible way, whether individually or collectively.

achieve an effect, whether individually or in aggregate, comparable to an armed attack or imperil a vital interest of the United States.

Mr. Trump might even issue one to himself (he reportedly asked about it), whether individually or as part of a blanket pardon of all those involved in the Russia investigation.

We further hold that, because it was within the District Court's discretion to conclude that the studies upon which the experts relied were not sufficient, whether individually or in combination, to support their conclusions that Joiner's exposure to PCBs contributed to his cancer, the District Court did not abuse its discretion in excluding their testimony.

Radionuclides leaking out of the target tissue, whether individually or as nanoparticulate may cause off-target toxicity.

However, our findings go beyond those from traditional measures of capacity by demonstrating protracted development throughout middle childhood and early adolescence in VWM precision for individual items, whether presented individually or in sequence.

In the background will be specialists in such areas as financial instruments; exempt organizations; retirement plans (whether individually maintained or employer sponsored) and insurance and annuity arrangements.

Antagonistic competition, about who gets what share of the available material resources, whether individually gathered or collectively produced.

A first already evoked distinction between two opposite forms of political competition: Antagonistic competition, about who gets what share of the available material resources, whether individually gathered or collectively produced.

Three branching pairs of core distinctions can briefly delineate the field of synergistic politics: A first already evoked distinction between two opposite forms of political competition: Antagonistic competition, about who gets what share of the available material resources, whether individually gathered or collectively produced.