Sentence examples for whether they represented from inspiring English sources

But he declined to specify whether he still agreed with some of the most forceful critiques of pending civil rights legislation he wrote then, or even to confirm whether they represented his own views.

Objectives: The objective of the study was to determine whether the outbreaks were Noroviral in origin and if so whether they represented a homogeneous or heterogeneous collection of Noroviruses by applying EIA and sequence analysis to representative faecal samples.

We first coded responses to reflect whether the benefits, challenges, and other insights described by our participants were most relevant in the initiation stages of an ECS model or whether they represented ongoing lessons learned through extended engagement.

Very early farming sites have been excavated on Cyprus, but researchers were not sure whether they represented a small population pushed off the mainland perhaps by population pressure or competition with other farmers or the beginnings of a major migration across the sea to Europe.

Across all studies including men, the men's ethics were not affected whether they represented themselves or another person.

It wasn't immediately clear how many forces were part of the Forebu, or whether they represented a wide cross section of armed opposition fighters.

This means it is unclear whether ActivePapers Python edition is indeed suitable for the wide variety of scientific research areas, as it is unclear whether they represent a representative selection of the use cases for ActivePapers.

According to one of our interviewees, the staging of specific public representative groups, such as NGOs, raises the question of whether they represent 'the public'.

The crucial question is whether they represent value for money.

But in all these sports, whether they represent danger or not, the common thread is emotion.

Whether they represent simple parvenu restlessness or dot-com despair is hard to know.