Sentence examples for whether to erase from inspiring English sources

In one day, owners will consider whether to award the first open-air, cold-weather Super Bowl in history to New York — you can almost bet on it — and whether to erase the old sudden-death overtime rules from the game completely and put the new rules in place for the regular season, too.

The International Association of Athletics Federations will meet today to discuss Marion Jones's doping case, including whether to erase her Olympic and world championship results.Jones retired in October after acknowledging that she took a designer steroid from September 2000 to July 2001.

Choose whether to erase the internal SD card.

On the Factory data reset screen, you can choose whether to erase the phone's internal SD card or not.

Both are equally obsessed with the material world, whether in trying to erase or embrace it.

After you find a few places that could be improved, think long and hard whether or not to erase and fix them.

Facebook is reducing children's privacy even as lawmakers are moving in the opposite direction, grappling with difficult issues like online bullying and the question of whether to allow people to erase their digital histories.

That depends in part on a judgment about whether prices have fallen far enough to erase the excesses of the bubble, or whether houses remain overvalued.

Any marginalized group faces its own version of this dilemma, whether it's immigrants straining to erase their accents, the debate over Ebonics, or women of the "Lean In" age redefining what it means to be assertive without imitating men.

It was unclear whether the extremists' motivation was to erase as much as possible of Iraq's cultural patrimony before government forces mount a counterattack to take back the city, once home to more than 2 million people.

He pointed out that the council had moved quickly to erase doubts about whether the central bank would continue to accept Greek bonds as collateral even if they were downgraded further.