Sentence examples for whether it might reopen from inspiring English sources

Though Gallagher's cited financial problems in its Labor Department filing, the employee would not discuss any reasons, or whether it might reopen.

The changes are said to have broad support in the other Commonwealth nations, though some are said to have reservations about opening a discussion out of concern that it might reopen potentially acrimonious debate on whether the monarchy should be abolished.

It might reopen by Thanksgiving.

No one knows when it might reopen.

The official said the North had "unilaterally shut down" that line in May and has not indicated if or when it might reopen.

No one in the area seemed to know when the shop had shut, or when it might reopen.

It is not clear whether the agency might reopen its investigation into the 2001 2 models.

Mr. Beckwith estimated that it would take at least a month to go through all the messages he had received before he could decide whether it might be feasible to reopen the Doodle in some form, in some location.

Asked whether the United Nations might reopen talks with Cambodia, Mr. Corell said, "I'm not getting into hypothetical situations".

Since VPA is a known GABA transaminase inhibitor that would enhance endogenous inhibitory tone [ 33], we also tested whether directly enhancing GABA signaling with benzodiazepines might reopen adult plasticity (Fig.  1c, DZ, closed triangles).

"We're not sure how long it will take," said Bill Line, a spokesman for the National Parks Service, when asked when the monument might reopen.