Sentence examples for whether they relate from inspiring English sources

"Should any new lines of inquiry be identified – whether they relate directly to the Ripper case or otherwise – they will be comprehensively pursued".

Thus Smith can now see the funny side of the recent Aussie soaps to entertain the Poms, whether they relate to homework or the Walkabout pub in Edgbaston.

Beard's influential blog A Don's Life makes great play of examining such commonplace classical allusions, whether they relate to Nick Clegg or the origins of the Olympics.

Such a scheme is well suited for the description of sediments because it gives equal significance to size ratios, whether they relate to gravel, sand, silt, or clay.

And memory, when it does come back, seems to come back in the way of old photographs; you're not sure whether they relate to events; they're almost like photographs of photographs.

This ruling would provide that the Internet support in Windows could never be enhanced, it could never be updated to new standards whether they relate to privacy or XML or any other consumer needs.

The purpose of the payments, and whether they related to business costs, fees or expenses, is unclear.

Jay Carney, the White House press secretary, declined to describe the documents that President Obama has refused to provide to a Congressional committee or whether they related to communications involving the president himself or his advisers.

To examine seasonality of pregnancy hypertension rates, and whether they related to sunlight levels around conception.

During the last decade it was waiting times - whether they related to A&E, hospital operations or GP appointments.

As a result, misrepresentations about Hinduism -- whether they related to caste, cultural practices such as arranged marriage, or philosophical views such as karma and reincarnation -- went unabated and sadly became entrenched in America's classrooms and textbooks, where they continue to reside.