Sentence examples for whether saved from inspiring English sources

Individual characteristics included respondent's sex, age, employment status, whether saved money to use in the event of an obstetric emergency, perceived rating of general health facility care, rating of maternity health care, decision maker at household for health care seeking, number of wives and use of birth plans and knowledge about symptoms/signs of obstetric emergencies.

But survival is not enough and Mr Crafts asks whether saving the euro may be a Pyrrhic victory.

In short, the question for policy is whether saving more increases real investment or lowers the trade balance.

Now, though, Bernanke has shifted the debate onto the issue of whether saving Lehman would have been a practical option.

New crises beckoned — most immediately, in Bangladesh — and who can know in advance whether saving lives will cost even more lives?

More than ever, people want to be agents of change themselves: whether saving historic pubs from demolition by unscrupulous private developers, or self-building communal housing projects.

Whether saving a drowning boy, defusing a bomb with nail clippers or offering himself as a prison hostage, he's a model of steadfast decency.

Another questioner wants to know whether "saving the eurozone" is now the ECB's prime objective, rather than keeping inflation under control (not a question you can easily imagine being asked a few years ago).

Every day, in countries around the world, mothers and fathers are deciding whether saving their children means leaving them behind to suffer or bringing them on a perilous journey to a place where they could have a better future.

Others have debated whether saving it would have changed anything.

Now there is some hard evidence on whether saving pandas is genuinely worthwhile.