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Sarunnio Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
"in whether"
when is it proper to use above?
Pls take an example below I came across.
The fairness of an election is regarded as one of the elements of "procedural quality", which is in turn a key metric in whether a regime is democratic.
Can anyone please give me some other example?
Pls take an example below I came across.
The fairness of an election is regarded as one of the elements of "procedural quality", which is in turn a key metric in whether a regime is democratic.
Can anyone please give me some other example?
Top answer
Hmm. That doesn't seem quite right. It's a key metric OF whether or It's a key metric in measuring/assessing whether The way it is just doesn't seem correct.
- Hmm.
- That doesn't seem quite right.
- It's a key metric OF whether or It's a key metric in measuring/assessing whether The way it is just doesn't seem correct.
- I'm willing to find out I'm wrong though!
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Hmm. That doesn't seem quite right.
It's a key metric OF whether
or
It's a key metric in measuring/assessing whether
The way it is just doesn't seem correct.
I'm willing to find out I'm wrong though!
It's a key metric OF whether
or
It's a key metric in measuring/assessing whether
The way it is just doesn't seem correct.
I'm willing to find out I'm wrong though!
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