Sentence examples for whether living from inspiring English sources

Oral vaccines, whether living or non-living, viral or bacterial, elicit diminished immune responses or have lower efficacy in developing countries than in developed countries.

We studied whether living kidney donation increases the risk of fragility fracture.

Neither of those claims, however, sheds much light on whether living standards are rising or falling.

I wonder whether living here for so long hasn't driven him mad.

The giver — whether living or deceased — must not expect to be enriched in any way.

To analyze whether living close to a busy road would increase the risk of having cardiac disease and hypertension.

It is too early to say whether living wills or bail-ins — or some combination — will prevail.

If the election is about whether living standards have risen during this parliament they are in trouble.

Polls show that Americans are worried about whether living standards will rise for most people in coming decades, as they have for nearly all of the nation's history.

She has wondered whether "living in a foreign country at the age of ten prepares one to face the big, complex international challenges the next president will face".

Not surprisingly, many Marines worry about whether living in close quarters, on or off deployment, will increase sexual harassment, assault and fraternization.