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We need to determine whether the project will be completed on time.

She needs to choose whether to accept the scholarship or attend a different university.

The weather forecast is unclear whether it will rain or be sunny tomorrow.

The team captain has to decide whether to play aggressively or defensively.

Whether you choose the blue shirt or the red shirt, they both look great on you.

She couldn't decide whether to take the job or to continue studying.

I'm not sure whether to order pizza or Chinese food tonight.

We need to figure out whether the project should be completed in-house or outsourced.

I don't know whether to buy the black or brown shoes.

The company needs to decide whether to invest in new technology or stick with their current methods.

Whether you believe in ghosts or not, this haunted house tour is definitely scary.

Whether he's telling the truth or not, we need to investigate further.

I'm wondering whether I should take the train or the bus to get to the airport.

I don't know whether I should fly or drive to my vacation destination.

We need to figure out whether to have the wedding indoors or outdoors.

She can't decide whether to order pizza or sushi for dinner.

Whether you prefer rock or pop music, this concert will have something for everyone.

He is undecided whether to go to the concert or watch a movie at home.

I'm not sure whether I should buy the black or the blue dress.

The teacher is unsure whether the students understood the lesson.

She was trying to determine whether she had left her keys at work or at home.

I'm not sure whether I should buy the blue or the red shirt.

She's unsure whether to accept the job offer or not.

The hiker was unsure whether to take the easy or difficult trail.

Whether you like it or not, we have to leave early tomorrow.

Whether it rains or shines, the match will be held today.

The team is discussing whether to implement a new marketing strategy.

The politician was uncertain whether to support the new tax bill.

I'm not sure whether I want to go to the beach or the mountains for vacation.

He's trying to figure out whether he should study abroad or stay in his home country.

Whether you choose the chicken or the beef, the meal is delicious.

I can't decide whether to order pizza or Chinese food.

He's questioning whether to take a gap year or go straight to college.

She couldn't decide whether to pursue a career in medicine or law.

The hiker wasn't sure whether to take the left or right trail.

She's considering whether to invest in stocks or bonds.

She's uncertain whether to take the job or not.

I can't decide whether to go to the beach or stay at home.

The company was debating whether to expand its product line.

He needs to figure out whether to take the bus or the train to get to the airport.

He asked whether I had finished my homework yet.

He asked whether he should wear a suit or casual attire to the job interview.

The hiker was unsure whether to take the scenic route or the shorter one.

I don't know whether to take the bus or the train to the airport.

We don't know whether it's going to rain tomorrow.

The doctor was unsure whether the patient had a cold or the flu.

She couldn't determine whether the painting was authentic or a copy.

I can't decide whether to wear the red or blue shirt.

The coach was uncertain whether to start the rookie or the veteran player.

He was debating whether to order pizza or Chinese food for dinner.