Sentence examples for whether it could make from inspiring English sources

North Korea has never tested a nuclear device, and it is unclear whether it could make one small enough to deliver on one of its ballistic missiles.

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

Having trained their algorithm, they used it to see whether it could make predictions about other cascades.

When creating advertising, they should consider whether it could make it onto David Letterman's "Top 10" list or be used in a Jay Leno monologue, he said.

For the last few months, it has used the bank as a petri dish to see whether it could make mortgage modifications on a broad scale.

Camel Crush Bold cigarettes, for example, included a small menthol capsule in the filter that raised questions about whether it could make the cigarette more appealing for consumers.

The bewildered jury must then consider the product's usefulness; whether it could have been made safer without making it less useful or "too expensive to maintain its utility"; whether other products might serve the same need and not be as unsafe; and on and on.

"The doctors looking at it from the U.S. had to decide whether I could make it to the first week of November when it's safer to fly in," Mr. McCue said.

"I wasn't thinking about whether I could make it, but how I could make it.

I wondered whether I could make it a necessary adjunct of my writing.

Curious, and ever-hopeful that something magical would happen to make the holiday something other than banal, I wondered whether I could make it happen again.