Sentence examples for whether they better from inspiring English sources

Whether these strains are truly more virulent or whether they better evade the host's immune system is a matter for future study.

Both groups improved on both measures, and although the pamphlet-readers improved more, the comparison that matters most is not whether D2D's games are better than reading, but whether they are better than nothing.Financial-literacy education can be off-putting, after all.

And from what standpoint can we judge whether they are better off or not, or indeed what "better-off' might mean for them?

The voters may deserve better, but there's a real question about whether they want better.

But they can judge whether they are better off than they were before.

Ronald Reagan asked voters whether they were better off than they were four years ago, to great effect.

Whether they are better or not we will come to later.

"Whether they are better off in a broader sense is in dispute".

He has echoed another American politician, Ronald Reagan, by asking Ukrainians whether they feel better off now than they did five years ago.

It's whether they are better met by private groups or by government — by voluntary action or by government action.

An earlier conversation had taken up the subject of various sports and whether they were better live or on TV.