Sentence examples for whether thanks from inspiring English sources
Assange was asked about whether, thanks to the NSA revelations, the web was under threat.
Whether thanks to hectoring or superior electronic distractions, children have stopped playing with matches: the number of fires they start has roughly halved.
By 2010, whether thanks to diminished union power or improved industrial relations, fewer than 400,000 working days were lost to industrial action.
Whether thanks to their successful "madman" routine, or the success of arguments for restraint by U.S. Defense Secretary James Mattis, Putin and his generals must be pleased.
For years, whether thanks to severed fingers or not, Bayard's senatorial seat has gone uncontested; Célestin, already a bitter rival of Bayard's, mounts a campaign to replace the Sénateur.
When asked directly whether "Thanks" denoted genuine gratefulness or passive aggressiveness, or whether it depended on the rest of the e-mail, only 2percentt said it was passive aggressive.
Against this, it might be argued that beneficiaries cannot have an obligation to thank, since thanking implies sincere expression, demonstration or communication of beliefs and affects, and whether a beneficiary has these attitudes (and thus whether his thanks are sincere) is beyond his control.
His arrest in Manhattan, after attempting to sell the coin for $1.5 million, led to a court battle over whether -- thanks to the Treasury's mistaken export permission in 1944 -- the coin could be legally owned.
All that's up for debate is whether she thanks Allen in her acceptance speech.
I'm not quite sure, though, whether it's thanks to DfID's efforts.
