Sentence examples for whether to swallow from inspiring English sources

Investors assessing whether to swallow pills should make sure they're being adopted to ensure that shareholders get the best price for their assets — not to keep underperforming executives in their corner offices.

Down $3,000, we had to decide again whether to swallow our losses or keep going.

So as this deeply divided nation prepares for a Sunday vote about whether to swallow more painful austerity from Europe, the consequences of the outcome run far beyond whether Greece will receive a new financial lifeline.

"The most significant decision you make in your life everyday is, when you put something into your mouth, whether to swallow it or reject it," says Gary Beauchamp, director and president of the Monell Chemical Senses Center in Nashville, TN.

From an evolutionary standpoint, our sense of taste tells us whether we ought to swallow or spit out the food we put in our mouths.

Flavor, it turns out, has relatively little to do with our physical palates, which are more utilitarian: From an evolutionary standpoint, they tell us whether we ought to swallow or spit out food.

Even when I am at my mother-in-law's place, you find her asking me whether I remembered to swallow the medicine.

All patients were initially offered artificial feeding if unable to swallow whether or not they were transitioned early to palliative care.

But I can't decide whether Lee's humor was meant to make a tough pill easier to swallow, or whether or not that's a good thing.

Californians have the chance to decide whether or not they continue to swallow Big Ag's lies.

The last and largest obstacle appears to be whether Congress can find the political will to swallow the budgetary costs.