Sentence examples for whether to destroy from inspiring English sources

A decision on whether to destroy the dogs has not yet been made.

It is debating whether to destroy this meat or test it for the disease.

There has long been debate about whether to destroy the stockpile.

Depending on the location and type of tags, the cell decides whether to destroy or re-fold.

When he was an old man, highly respected and respectable, he had to decide whether to destroy or preserve its six volumes.

It will be Baby's decision whether to destroy it, cover it in mashed potatoes, or delete all photos on the device.

Israel, he said, has to "sit down and work out a policy, whether that is to destroy Hamas, or whether it is something else".

On a larger scale, banks hold the purse strings for the fossil fuel industry and have tremendous influence in determining whether we continue to destroy our climate and our communities, or whether we start to fund the future with a green new deal that creates a clean energy future.

We test, in an anonymous setting with no feedback, whether people choose to destroy or steal the endowment of others and whether they choose to give to others, when granted the option.

There is no knowing from the ineloquent prime minister whether his intention to destroy the old Liberal-Democratic party included a stab at Yasukuni.

You express anger towards the Establishment, but it is unclear whether you want to destroy it or be accepted by it.