Sentence examples for whether to enlarge from inspiring English sources
When in the 1960s Britain was debating whether to enlarge its elite system of higher education, Sir Kingsley Amis, author of "Lucky Jim", invented the dictum: "More will mean worse".
Whether this impulse to enlarge her story will result in a third novel remains to be seen, but if it does I suspect readers will be treated to something noteworthy: an intersecting instead of a purely sequential trilogy.
If it turns out that the data are not reliable enough, they can decide whether they need to enlarge the database or exclude some questionable data to acquire more accurate analysis results.
The hard question isn't whether America should try to enlarge the democratic order but how.
This naturally poses the question of whether we are able to enlarge the region for (zeta ), while still obtaining a uniform estimate.
One of them is whether Israel, as the Mitchell report proposes, should suspend plans to enlarge existing settlements on the West Bank.
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