Sentence examples for whether not from inspiring English sources

However, the district court was assigned the task of determining whether, not why, race predominated.

In fact, I've often wondered whether not thinking might be an advantage to a cricketer.

Asked whether not managing Gerrard was one of his biggest regrets, Mourinho immediately responded: "No, no.

But whether not it will be enough for Democrats to take over the House will depend on turnout.

The issue in the spring of 1965 was whether — not how — one could gain access to birth control.

But one big concern I have not seen discussed is whether not having a Facebook page is a liability.

Yet with this comes greater expectation and Pellegrini will soon be fielding questions about whether not winning the European Cup next term will constitute a failure.

Hannity questioned whether not being able to accept the caricatures of the Prophet Mohamed indicated his own insecurity in his faith.

In The Pure Gold Baby, Drabble asks us to consider what it means to live a worthwhile life, to consider whether not knowing can sometimes be just as powerful as knowing.

When Mr. Bush said he was not, she wondered whether "not even in the teeniest, tiniest part" of himself he was seeking to avenge his father's defeat in 1992.

It provides a new framework for evaluating the consequences of a failure to act, showing that if people decide to not take an action--whether not funding a new educational initiative or not providing health care --the cost is not zero and money is not saved.