Sentence examples for whether to rise from inspiring English sources

He turned his gaze down upon his fork, as if debating whether to rise to the challenge of lifting it to his mouth.

As the 2018 midterms approach, both parties are wrestling with the question of whether to rise with the tide of extremist sentiment, or run moderates to regain the center.

It is unknown whether a plateau occurs at some point or whether concentrations continue to rise as long as acetaminophen is consumed.

Whether you choose to rise above it or fight, the result is the same – helplessness.

This history grapples movingly with the question of whether the order to rise up should have been given at all.

How long that takes depends on the initial source of the magma, and whether it continues to rise under the volcano.

We will only know after 12-18 months whether crime rates will start to rise and whether it was "Broken Windows" policing that kept the crime rate so low for so long.

We don't pretend to have the answer whether rates are going to rise.

The question is whether, if Ed Miliband fails to rise to the challenge, this time the party will kick the habit.

Specific to 108 cities across the country, the online projections predict whether cases are expected to rise or fall and by how much.

She had only to remark, "I'll take that applause" for the clapping to rise, whether or not she'd done something remarkable.