Sentence examples for whether there seems from inspiring English sources

In particular, European leaders will be eager to see whether the United States appears headed toward more political gridlock, or whether there seems to be a renewed commitment to dealing seriously with the nation's economic situation.

Factors like the amount of money involved and whether there seemed to be an intent to deceive could affect what the agency does, Noble said.

Yet there seems to be no way of measuring whether that's being done, Walker says.

Thus, internationally there seems to be differences between reported findings, and one can speculate as to whether local coding practices are a driving factor for these findings.

Different doctors had different views (and perhaps not much expertise) about whether the bullets were metal or rubber, but there seemed to be some of each.

Altogether it has been debated whether such distinctions need to be made because there seem to be more similarities than differences[26].

However, a minority said their overall approach had not changed, and by clinician type, there seemed to be little difference in whether management of CKD had changed.

There was some debate around this, naturally, but there seemed to be a question hanging over whether or not diversification would compromise fun.

Even within the khap panchayats, there seemed to be little consensus on how, or whether, to keep an eye on young women away from home.

As for the management itself, there seem to be few guidelines on how to decide whether to administer treatment when the required evidence is lacking.

Regardless of whether artifacts were actually removed (there seems to be some confusion whether anything was removed, or if so, whether the artifacts have already been returned), how O'Brien approached this conversation highlights the cultural environment in which he grew up: the U.S.