Sentence examples for any argument about whether from inspiring English sources

ScalesOfJustice 11 December 2013 3 56pm Any argument about whether the carbon targets are too low strikes me as ignoring the big problem.

(There was an argument about whether the newspaper's use of "steal" to describe "unlawfully misappropriated" funds was appropriate).

Béchamel vs. ricotta, meat vs. spinach — there's even an argument about whether the dish originated in Italy or England.

"We're having an argument about whether it's ethical to live on government disability in your twenties".

We saw a dog and had an argument about whether it was a husky or an Alaskan mamulet".

As he is about to chop down the tree, his conscience has an argument about whether he should actually do it.

At the heart of the case was an argument about whether that dealing was criminal or simply the messy reality of the legislative process.

Carey Lohrenz, a former Navy lieutenant, told NPR: "People are trying to make it an argument about whether or not women should be in combat.

At one stop in South Carolina, at Clemson University, a student engaged McCain in an argument about whether his plan rewarded illegal immigrants for breaking the law.

Instead, the theist may argue that the debate between atheism and theism is not simply an argument about whether "one more thing" exists in the world.

But Järvensivu is also keen not to fuel an argument about whether capitalism is dead.