Sentence examples for whether to restore from inspiring English sources

Whether to restore normal anatomy, such as reduction of the slippage and restoration of disc height, is still not clear in surgery.

The Honduran congress was supposed to vote on whether to restore Zelaya to the presidency.

The question for the new owner would be whether to restore the B24S or keep it as is.

Lambert must decide whether to restore forwards Gabriel Agbonlahor and Andi Weimann to the starting line-up.

Then there are the fights over the Musharraf legacy, the most bitter being whether to restore some 60 judges he dismissed last year.

And she said she was committed to quickly examining whether to restore the uptick rule, which was repealed by the commission in 2007.

"Hard slate will last anywhere from 75 to 200 years, while soft slate will last only 50 to 125 years," he said, adding that as a result, a homeowner trying to decide whether to repair, restore or replace a slate roof should first determine whether the existing slate is hard or soft.

When taken together, this special issue suggests that it is difficult to determine whether attempts to restore degraded sites will lead to the development of novel instead of natural ecosystems.

"The question is what comes after, in terms of their willingness to let Sunni families move back into their neighborhoods, whether they work to restore the basic services that are going to be necessary, or whether it results in atrocities and retribution".

Under the circumstances, the Leicester rugby director, Richard Cockerill, was perfectly entitled to wonder whether Jones' plan to restore him to the England squad before the end of the Six Nations in mid-March might be a little on the optimistic side.

She pressed Mr. Bush on his father, asking whether he was running to restore his family's name and legacy.