Sentence examples for whether referring from inspiring English sources

"I believe they know we're serious," he said, whether referring to some worldwide Greek chorus or the FIFA officials who will choose a host for 2018 and 2022.

In queuing theory the term customers is used, whether referring to people or things, in correlating such variables as how customers arrive, how service meets their requirements, average service time and extent of variations, and idle time.

Whether referring to the process or to the completed work, composition implies the creation of a unique musical event that may or may not be based on original musical materials.

"Aldenism" has almost entered the operatic lexicon as a guarantee of high-quality shock, whether referring to this Alden, who directed ENO's award-winning Peter Grimes or to his twin brother, Christopher Alden, who staged a brilliant but vilified A Midsummer Night's Dream (2011), where verdant forest gave way to concrete school playground.

You can't talk about Miéville without using the word "brilliant", whether referring to his displays of intellectual brilliance, as in the essay "The Limits of Utopia", which opens up new ways to think about our future, or to the dazzle of his prose, as displayed in this new collection of stories.

We sought to determine whether referring to an individual as "a substance abuser" vs. "having a substance use disorder" evokes different judgments about behavioral self-regulation, social threat, and treatment vs. punishment.

If the PES announces that it will contact the employer to verify whether referred vacancies have been applied to, the job application rate increases.

Moreover, van den Berg and Vikström (2014) argue that verifying whether referred jobs have been applied to and are accepted or not can downgrade the quality of the job.

Our findings, whether referred to the 24 or 48 h time-point reinforce recent data suggesting the involvement of MMP-2 in dendrite outgrowth of cortical neurons [19].

The prevalence of RV or biventricular dysfunction leading to progressive heart failure and death in ARVC/D is variable in the published series, mostly depending on the selection criteria of patients, whether referred for arrhythmias or heart failure.

Whether referred to as genetic 'rescue'restorationior'interventionntion' (by authors who are enthusiastic, cautious and skeptical respectively) the introduction of immigrant individuals will influence a series of processes with both positive and negative consequences.