Sentence examples for yes whether or not from inspiring English sources
The phrase "yes whether or not" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to affirm a statement or decision regardless of the conditions or circumstances surrounding it. Example: "I will attend the meeting, yes whether or not it rains."
And yes, whether or not you were a fan of one of these two teams, it was just too much.
I, and I'm assuming other women, care about "facts" like pricing plans, and signal strength and yes, whether or not you'll have iPhone availability in January.
They are also in places like Yahoo!, which appears to have forgotten what it is for, being sandwiched between Microsoft, Google and now new 'platform' players like Facebook (yes, whether or not Facebook survives, it's model as application platform is here to stay).
(AngloGold will call itself AngloGold Ashanti everywhere except Ghana, where it will be, yes, Ashanti AngloGold).Whether or not Randgold's bid is serious, it will probably have the effect of putting pressure on AngloGold to offer more for Ashanti.
The study was a purposive cross sectional study involving elementary school pupils who answered yes to whether or not they have any of the signs and symptoms of urinary schistosomiasis.
Participants indicated with a "yes" or "no" whether or not they had participated in each of these activities.
Two knowledge items were deleted for being too easy – "Can breast cancer come back after chemotherapy?" (correct answer "yes") and "Mark whether or not some women have this side effect from chemotherapy: a. hair loss" (correct answer yes").
Each questionnaire consists of 30 items (scoring "yes", "sometimes" or "not yet" depending on whether the child can perform the activity), covering five areas: Communication, Gross Motor, Fine Motor, Problem Solving, and Personal-Social.
He says the film, adapted from a Denis Lehane novel, is not in "any danger of being a box-office smash", but he is honest enough to admit that yes, he does care whether or not it makes any money.
So yes, Dempster was traded, but whether or not he will head to Atlanta is entirely up to him.
Last week I had an idea, a revelation if you will: what if there were an app where people could click "yes" or "no" to indicate whether or not they want to hook up with someone again?
