Sentence examples for year to know whether from inspiring English sources

The University Interscholastic League, which governs high school sports in Texas, said there was insufficient data after one year to know whether the program was effective at catching or deterring drug users.

Delany said it could take five years to know whether the conference realignment frenzy has calmed in a significant way.

But it will take years to know whether the Republicans' worst predictions, or Mr. Obama's vision of affordable near-universal care, will resemble reality.

The problem with removing the tumor right away is that it can take 5 to 10 years to know whether an experimental drug killed any remaining cancer cells.

But it will take another fours years to know whether he will meet the second Blair goal of actually winning the argument.

It often takes years to know whether something was the right decision, but this one looks like the right one.

"The senior partners used to tell me it would take five to ten years to know whether I was a good venture capitalist.

Important steps are being taken now, but it will probably take five years or more to know whether the effort is working.

People aware that I've known Shep for years always want to know whether he's purposely trying to get himself fired or something, and when asked I always respond the same way: Shepard Smith is too good for Fox News to get rid of; he knows it and they know it.

Then there was the 10 year old who wanted to know whether the chicken or egg came first and wasn't completely satisfied with my explanation, the 87 year old who wrote to ask me how cells know where they are 'within the amorphous blob that everything starts from', and the 20-something festival-goer who stopped me after a talk and wanted to know what regulates transcription factors.

Mr. Neff recalls assisting a 70-year-old woman who wanted to know whether her 92-year-old mother, the widow of a World War II veteran, was eligible for benefits.