Sentence examples for whether to drop from inspiring English sources

Teaching gave him satisfaction, along with a perch and a paycheck, but he was impatient with academic debates over "whether to drop a footnote or not drop a footnote," said Abner J. Mikva, a mentor whose own career has spanned Congress, the federal bench and the same law school.

The government now has to decide whether to drop the proposals or to alter them fundamentally.

That exercise helps students determine whether to drop a course or change study habits.

Of these, almost half (49%) said money worries were a key factor in considering whether to drop out.

(Blair, by contrast, has proposed a public referendum on whether to drop the venerable pound and adopt the euro).

Instead, there will be a binding vote next year on whether to drop the union jack from the country's flag.

He recalls disagreeing with Mr McBurney about whether to drop the prologue because of its heavy-handed endorsement of communism.

It would then be up to the ICC's pre-trial chamber to decide whether to drop its charges.

If the management company won't pay, you'll have to decide whether to drop your price to get a buyer.

The committee seems suddenly to be in a rush to decide before the August recess whether to drop the inquiry or allow it to proceed.

Mr. Lieberman has two more weeks to decide whether to drop from the Senate race and allow another Democrat to run.