Sentence examples for whether to deliver from inspiring English sources

Then, as now, we could see four possible ways to approach the issue of how or whether to deliver PSB in the digital age.

The staff debated whether to deliver the fetus by C-section, but believed the mother would bleed to death during the procedure without donor blood (and might otherwise have a chance of survival).

Mr. Bush's decision may be paving the way for a tougher stance in the future, especially as the Western allies approach a decision about whether to deliver the two nuclear reactors.

"When we argue that a woman owns the uterus, and it's her right to decide whether to deliver the baby or not, people won't buy it," said Yuan Xin, director of psychology at the Consulting Center of Nankai University.

It's about weighing up whether to deliver more of the same (not least for all those people who missed you first time round) or something new to keep last year's audience on its toes.

A good movie actor who appeared in many bad movies, she's the perfect choice of narrator, even if she sometimes sounds uncomfortable with the material – uncertain whether to deliver lines like "A lone wolf will always be a threat to the herd" po-faced or tongue in cheek.

Whether Obama intended to deliver such a consequential address, I'm not entirely sure.

Later, Ecclestone in turn accused Marshall of "fabrication" as he pushed him on whether he tried to deliver Formula One into the hands of CVC.

While thinking about the debate over the torture of prisoners at Guantanamo Bay, psychologist Kurt Gray of Harvard University wondered whether the intent to deliver pain mattered.

The report raises questions about whether the failure to deliver the handsets is tied to an attempt to limit the athletes' communications.

The recommendation of whether or not to deliver adjuvant CHT followed the St Gallen guidelines of 2009 very closely.