Sentence examples for whether promises from inspiring English sources

We'll have to see whether promises of more benefits in the future will outweigh the short-term pain.

The police and defendants disagree over what transpired that night -- whether the parents had access to the boys, for example, and whether promises to go home were made.

Nor did it give a definitive view on whether promises made by torturers deserve to be taken at face value, though it did concede there was something of a catch-22 in the fact that "if you need to ask for assurances you cannot rely on them".

After wrestling for months with whether promises of confidentiality trump legal obligations, Mr. Pearlstine said, he ultimately concluded that in a case like this, involving national security and a grand jury, no one -- not a president, not a news company -- was above the ultimate law of the land, the Supreme Court.

Again, Hobbes (Lev. II 26:184) begins a debate that continues today over whether promises made to oneself are binding, Cf. Hill 1991; Migotti 2003; Habib 2009; Rosati 2011.

But her success on Tuesday will depend on whether the promises she has kept can outweigh the ones she hasn't.

Financial advisers at Merrill Lynch spent this week sweating out whether promised retention packages would show up in their bank accounts on Friday or get derailed as news worsens about the merger with Bank of America.

Whether promise or peril prevails will turn on the choices of humankind".

It remains unclear whether the promises will satisfy the protesters or feed their indignation.

Democrats said it was unclear whether those promises would be kept.

But whether such promises are enough to satisfy China and other restive emerging economies is an open question.