Sentence examples for whether the contest from inspiring English sources

One young woman asked whether the contest was about looks or talent.

It was far from certain that Mr. Greene's arrival into the race would make a difference, or whether the contest would devolve into such a free-for-all that the prospects of Mr. Crist could actually brighten.

It remains to be seen whether the contest between the two best pound-for-pound fighters of their generation lives up to the hyperbole for US TV viewers paying $100£6666) each or the UK fans shelling out up to £25 to watch in the early hours of Sunday morning.

It remains to be seen whether the contest between being threatened and resentful versus forthright and true can trump the American intoxication with show business: will this much-maligned area let a Member of the British Empire play Pygmalion and win?

"In my opinion, it should be whether the contest between bat and ball is reasonable and fair," he said.

In a study of hermit crabs, components of contest behavior varied between males and females, but this variation was independent of whether the contest was intra- or intersexual (Briffa and Dallaway 2007).

So far, most analyses of Zimbabwe's 2013 elections have focused more on whether the contests were rigged than on why four years of power sharing failed to level the electoral playing field.

Instead, you should help the candidates and the voters grapple with the substantive issues, so Americans, regardless of "class", make smart choices in the voting booth, whether in the contest for Pennsylvania, or on Election Day itself.

I thought hard about whether to enter the contest myself.

Whether and how the contest for the Korangal can be shifted into something different, through negotiations, force or a counterinsurgency campaign, is not clear.

But some riders are still unhappy with the penalties and the following race started five minutes late as jockeys debated whether to boycott the contest.