Sentence examples for whether measure from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, the people will decide whether Measure S passes, and that is how it should be.

To be sure, whether Measure A is better than park funding schemes in New York, Illinois or Hawaii might not matter much to Los Angeles voters.

The question of whether Measure L applies to the Disneyland Resort depends on whether the bond agreement can be considered a city subsidy.

To be sure, whether Measure A is better than park funding schemes in New York, Illinois or Hawaii might not matter much to Los Angeles voters.

Global mean temperatures - whether measured or predicted - are not the issue.

These included all such outcomes, whether measured by general or disorder-specific scales or subscales.

Time, whether measured by hours in a day or days in a career, is finite.

Both masculinity (whether measured unobtrusively [digit ratio, 2D:4D] or explicitly) and self-esteem (whether measured implicitly [name-letter effect] or explicitly) were comparable for butchers/hunters and controls.

The vast bulk of life, whether measured by sheer biomass or by genetic diversity, lies outside the animal kingdom.

The UK recovery is incredibly weak – whether measured against our past or against the experience of other countries.

Health inequalities, whether measured across region or class in one country or across the globe, are stubbornly persistent.