Sentence examples for whether it could do from inspiring English sources

The question now is whether it could do so without its paramount leader.

We are not forced in this case, however, to decide whether Congress intended to give the Tax Court the last word upon all questions of fact and law, or whether it could do so if that were surely its purpose.

But let's have a look at what originally propelled IS to its early victories and lightning conquests in 2013/14 and assess whether it could do so again.

In fact, the government is now considering whether it could do just that.Although there seems little chance of the canals achieving the government's goal of carrying much more freight, they are slowly being reborn as a tourist attraction.

The chief executive of Cancer Council Queensland, Prof Jeff Dunn, applauded the government's tough anti-smoking stance but questioned whether it could do more by implementing the phase-out.

The vast differences in housing markets around the country suggests that if the Bank of England did want to take action to reduce the flow of mortgages, it might have to explore whether it could do so at a regional level.

Mr. Cooke said that NASA was looking at whether it could make do with half as much, $3 billion.

It was more the worry of whether I could do it any justice and whether or not I was up to the task of this film.

"When I was going through all the tough phases of training I did question whether I could do it anymore and whether I wanted to do it anymore.

"People who had never even been to Poland would tell me whether I could do it or not".

"I hit a spot that made me really question whether I could do it or not," he says.