Sentence examples for whether this reason from inspiring English sources

"Whether this reason will in fact support or oppose the judgment will depend," Stevenson says, "on whether the hearer believes it, and upon whether if he does, it will actually make a difference to his attitudes; but it may conveniently be called a reason (though not necessarily a 'valid' one) regardless of whether it is accepted or not" (1944, 115).

Whether for this reason or from conviction, most profess themselves unfazed by the prospect of a failure to raise the debt ceiling.

The GP shortage is a recognised problem in the Australian context but it is not clear whether the citing this reason for declining to participate is entirely valid.

But because of this reason, whether or not I think that I would choose an abortion myself, I do not think that I would ever under any circumstances have the right – or indeed, any kind of vested interest – in passing judgment that any other individual woman makes with regards to her own pregnancy.

For this reason, whether these disturbances are waves or periodic flows is still being studied.

(For discussion of whether, in light of this, reason explanations can still be maintained to be causal explanations within the framework of Anomalous Monism, see the supplement on Explanatory Epiphenomenalism).

For this reason, whether CD4+ T cells could stimulate B cells to produce antibodies through CD11a in SSc was investigated.

"Their discipline, whether they chose it for this reason or not, is a very political one.

For this reason, decide whether you are going to use painter's tape or angled brushes.

For this reason, we wondered whether the SBD might also associate with the Golgi.

For this reason, we studied whether saliva from HFRS patients contained hantavirus.