Sentence examples for whether it represented from inspiring English sources

The I.A.E.A. reviewed the memorandum and informed the United Nations Security Council four years ago, but said its study of the memo, and whether it represented a genuine offer, was inconclusive.

Republicans, too, have long supported the bank, at least until the tea party started raising concerns in 2012 about whether it represented a giveaway to big business.

That was clearly a violation of regulations, but whether it represented even a theoretical threat to the national security is hard to establish.

The Iowa senator did not divulge any additional details about Trump's promise or whether it represented a shift in White House energy policy.

She could not say why it was never released, who created it, what the underlying assumptions were, or even whether it represented just benefits or included costs.

The central bank's policy move "is something very big," Mr. Fransolet said, but he questioned whether it represented "a complete change of direction" for the euro zone.

No one knows whether it has run its course or whether it represents a new norm.

The many debates on the Human Genome Project are prompted in part by its extraordinary cost, which has raised questions about whether it represents the invasion of biology by the kind of Big Science symbolized by high-energy accelerators.

"They wonder whether it represents their lack of parenting control.

The question is whether it represents a journey in the real world, and trip into fantasy.

Whether it represents a real turnaround, we have to wait and see.