Sentence examples for whether it stands from inspiring English sources

However, it remains unresolved whether the Irritable temperament is merely a subtype of the Cyclothymic temperament or whether it stands on its own [26, 27].

But some experts question whether CPR should be lumped together with other types of medical assistance, or whether it stands on a category of its own — what might be called basic life support services.

The questions are whether its tough choices are also wise choices and whether it stands a chance in a Congress in which Republicans, who now dominate the House, are obsessed with making indiscriminate short-term cuts in programs they never liked anyway.

However, I wonder whether it stands up to scrutiny.

Those unaccustomed to the HMD hashtag may wonder whether it stands for "help my dad", or perhaps "honour Mr Diamond".

It will be interesting to see what direction the new DSM is going in, and whether it stands up to analysis.

He criticised trade body the Energy Networks Association for failing to be able to confirm whether it stood by its earlier report suggesting that 75,000 customers were left without power for more than 24 hours.

When asked directly, an Alec spokesman declined to say whether the lobby group saw climate change as a threat, and declined to say whether it stood by Idso's views.

Those concerns disappeared when the Treasury in effect nationalised the companies in September.The Treasury and the agencies themselves had been buying MBSs but in spite of that the yields continued to rise, in part because of the government's mixed signals on whether it stood behind the companies.

The DfE would not say whether it stood by the adviser's judgement.

It is not clear whether prosecutors will appeal her decision, or — if it stands — whether they will risk calling the witness, a move that could help Mr. Sterling to appeal any conviction.