Sentence examples for whether involving from inspiring English sources

Institutions should consider whether involving neutral third parties could make disclosures more patient centered.

Consequences, whether involving gender, race, ethnic derivation or economic condition, flow from this principle.

Each had a story of arrest and deportation by the Border Patrol, whether involving themselves or family members.

Principles, whether involving the Constitution or the Geneva Conventions or simple fairness, were less important than security.

Perhaps most damning are those that reflect opportunity — whether involving education, health, race, or gender — because the inequity represented there belies our national identity.

Boundary: does the technique cross a personal boundary without permission (whether involving coercion or deception or a body, relational or spatial border)?

The complexity of movements, whether involved in the operations of clocks or those of animate bodies, is explicable in purely mechanistic terms.

Whether involved in business, government, education or other realms, uncertainty is forcing us to re-evaluate our means and ways of management, content and context.

All companies ― whether involved in food, gas, clothes or electrics ― need to make reducing climate emissions part of their business plans, Sharma said.

Research is essential--whether it involves libraries full of books, or empirical observation.

Another issue, the newspaper reports, is whether protocols involving state troopers were violated.