Sentence examples for whether to search from inspiring English sources

Chief Judge Carolyn Dineen King dissented, saying that "throwing an N.R.A. sticker into the calculus" of whether to search the vehicle was lawful.

As I contemplated whether to search, I scoured listserves dedicated to adoptive parents who had searched or were considering doing so.

Prosecutors and police officials say many of the suppressions stem from difficult, split-second judgments that officers must make in potentially dangerous situations about whether to search someone for a weapon — decisions that are not always easy to reconstruct in a courtroom.

Michael Chapman, a D.E.A. spokesman, said today that the agency trained officers not to consider race when deciding whether to pull over a car and to use it as only one of many factors when considering whether to search a vehicle.

If the data were transmitted at the time of the crash, even before the emergency responders appeared, a hospital might be able to determine whether to put a helicopter ambulance on standby, or even send it on its way; police officers arriving at the scene would know whether to search for a passenger who had been ejected during the crash.

It seems that schools do not have much of a decision to make whether to search or not.

Both dyad groups, whether tending to search independently or splitting search, were significantly more accurate than individual searchers (t(11.479) = 5.36, p < 0.001 and t 35.087) = 2.885, p = 0.007, respectively).

Given those conditions, there seems to be no question of whether or not to search.

Choose whether you want to search the current issue or the entire archive, using the red tabs.

Siri is unable to provide a direct answer and so asks whether you want to search the web.

Siri can't give you a direct answer and just asks whether you want to search the web.