Sentence examples for whether they aim from inspiring English sources

It's their business whether they aim for the stars or the gutter.

Whether they aim to color-coordinate with other devices or simply love the way it looks, consumers throughout the Americas can add a black Wii console with matching black Wii Remote and Nunchuk controllers to their home entertainment lineup.

Whether they aim for a more lab-oriented experience or lean more to the modeling and computational side, postdocs are able to consult with experimentalists, theorists, and experts of every kind.

Take the pop-punk sound of Paw Patrol, origin-story infused song of Sophia the First or the repeatedly cherry Doc McStuffins themes to name a few; all still catchy by design, but the question of whether they aim to convey genuine moods or provide a soulless injection of air-worms is up for debate.

When choosing an assay, investigators should consider implications for comparability to other studies, specify whether they aim to measure HPV cumulative infection or immune protection, and address discrepancies that may arise due to lack of calibration between assay cutoffs.

Whether they aim at population suppression via sterility-inducing males, or spreading genes to reduce malaria transmission (Alphey 2014; Burt 2014) genetically-engineered mosquito releases require the production of large numbers of males capable of successfully inseminating females from target populations (Benedict et al. 2009; Howell and Knols 2009).

Table 1 categorises previous priority setting exercises that have encompassed HPSR, based on whether they aimed to establish priorities at the global, national or institutional level.

A controversy about admissions policies--whether they are aimed at slowing down the influx of Asian-Americans and are therefore biased against them--is growing at many schools.

The most recent high-profile fights have been about voter identification requirements and whether they are aimed at stopping fraud or keeping minority group members and the poor from voting.

While some of their school friends may be sleeping late on Saturday mornings and partying at night, these young athletes -- whether they are aiming for Division I sports teams, Olympic trials, professional careers or some combination of the three -- have often spent their weekends traveling hundreds of miles to tournaments.

Women should be judged as professionals (not a gender-type) and judged on their ability to perform – whether they are aiming for the corporate c-suite or starting their own company.