Sentence examples for whether looked from inspiring English sources

The proposed ban makes little sense, whether looked at from the perspective of principle or pragmatism.

In practice, they have had almost literally no predictive power, whether looked at individually or averaged together.

In contrast, seven targets selected by at least one third of the participants as the most important compared to the other targets were also rated with a high to very high importance individually (Targets 3, 4, 8, 9, 11, 19, 21), which means that these targets can be identified as most important, whether looked at separately or in relation to the other targets.

Whether looking inward or outward, their characters talk a blue streak, but words ultimately fail them.

The final mystery of "M31" is whether looking to the Occupants dooms Dash or redeems him -- and not just him.

"By any standard, whether looking at nearby municipalities or national cities, New York City police officers are woefully underpaid," Mr. Linn said.

The researchers hoped to learn not only whether looking at the ball affects performance, but also whether where we look changes how we think and feel while in action.

I wonder whether, looking back over the 36 years Duran Duran have been in the business, Rhodes feels any of them has fundamentally changed?

The book's sympathies, whether looking at dictatorships or democracies, are always with the least biddable teenagers rather than the more obedient majority.

Regardless, those sources with the greatest contribution at each farm were the same whether looking at whole-body or tail muscle (Table 1).

The question becomes whether looking for strong, stable dividends even makes sense, or whether such investors are chasing yesterday's safety.