Sentence examples for whether or not to start from inspiring English sources
Smith has a dilemma, then, over whether or not to start Steven Naismith against PSV.
It is not so much a question of whether or not to start with al-Qaida.
Still, "The Monster Within" is an oddly compelling read — though I wouldn't recommend it to anyone trying to decide whether or not to start a family.
The Federal Reserve will mull the data over before its meeting next week, when it will consider whether or not to start tapering its asset-buying programme.
In a purely rational world, Sanchez's guaranteed salary would be irrelevant to the decision of whether or not to start him (since the Jets have to pay it either way).
Deciding whether or not to start a freesheet, indeed, perfectly encapsulates the unpalatable choice that faces the paid-for newspaper industry today as it attempts to find a future for itself.
US President Barack Obama is still making a decision on whether or not to officially start sending lethal aid to Ukraine, but several key administration officials already support doing so.
Online readers can inspect the pitch and decide whether or not to back it, starting at £10 a head.
Whether or not to perform and when to start RRT in patients with AKI are two dilemmas facing intensivists.
After 26 hours, the players have already earned the first of eight gym badges, taught a pokémon cut, and engaged in a war over whether or not to evolve Totodile, their starting Pokémon.
It was up to the individual site to decide whether or not to continue GnRH, once starting the study.
