Sentence examples for whether protesting from inspiring English sources

Henderson didn't know whether protesting was going to accomplish anything, but he hopes it "puts the heat" on Republicans in Congress to oppose Trump's actions.

Asked whether protesting is an effective way of influencing change, he responded, "It's got its place, but they still don't listen".

Whether protesting $300 annual increases in tuition at Baruch College, a public school, or $50,000 per year debt loads at nearby New York University, a private school, the increasing cost of college is an issue on which public and private college students have found common ground.

It was unclear whether the protesting monks were arrested.

That federal case has spurred debate over whether sanctions for protesting have intensified.

The tea parties were all over the place in their complaints they could not even agree about whether they were protesting taxation against representation or not.

It doesn't matter whether you're protesting the economy, the war, the environment or something else altogether.

And the act of protesting whether peacefully or not is effective in making clear what our concerns are.

It's a common media theme -- whether we're protesting or just turning up at a party -- primarily because blackness is associated with unruliness, violence and trouble.

Whether protest art can persuade is another question.

As with Occupy Wall Street itself, it remains to be seen whether protests will last.