Sentences with phrase «be worth keeping an eye on whether»

Should Keane seal a move to Birmingham and reunite with former boss Redknapp, it'll be worth keeping an eye on whether or not the 36 - year - old can still cut it against some of England's biggest clubs.

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It'll certainly be interesting to see how youngster Chalobah develops as a player with the Hornets and whether he reaches his potential as a midfielder, and it'll definitely be worth keeping an eye on seeing whether the midfielder manages to establish himself as a first team player with the Premier League side.

Come summer, it's also worth keeping an eye on the schedule for Downtown Barrie's Lawn Chair Luminata — whether you're into outdoor cinema or live performance, grab some lawn chairs and get ready for an amazing, quirky date night.

It's too early for me to really say whether this game is worth buying, especially as I don't know what it will ultimately cost, but SkyKeepers is definitely worth keeping an eye on if you're interested in 2D action platformers.

As to whether these bills are passed, heavily modified, or ignored in favor of whatever the next big Internet controversy is, the story is absolutely worth keeping a close eye on — as is whatever developers like EA, Blizzard, and * any * mobile developer who make their salt on Loot Boxes, have to say.

Whether iPhoneography will gain a foothold in the art licensing world remains to be seen, but this current culture - becoming - art is certainly worth keeping an eye on.

We'll be trying it out to let you know if it's worth buying, and keeping an eye on the big names to see whether the next wave of smart speakers solves the separate hub problem.