Sentence examples for are disputing whether from inspiring English sources
"We are disputing whether Mr. Schmid's actions were improper".
Lawyers for landlords and tenants, meanwhile, are disputing whether the law applies to both prospective and current tenants.
(The Skeptical Science and Bishop Hill blogs are disputing whether Lewis's new paper is an outlier or signaling an emerging consensus).
people are disputing whether the freedom of the enlightened West can be undermined by the intrusive policies that would be needed to fight Salafi fundamentalists … can democracy –by definition the majority — tolerate enemies?
Yet within days of her rescue, her parents and Army physicians were disputing whether Lynch had received any gunshot wounds at all.
One widely shared clip was of an accidentally broadcast argument between two newscasters who were disputing whether it was appropriate to open the show with the words "Good Morning", which might seem too cheery in the current period of mourning.
"No one is disputing whether or not Martha knew the Waksals were selling on December 27th.
It is disputed whether the magi were from the beginning followers of Zoroaster and his first propagandists.
Recently it's been disputed whether the painting was a Raeburn, but I don't think it matters.
It is disputed whether the siemens was named after the German-born engineer-inventor Sir William Siemens (1823 83) or his brother, the electrical engineer Werner von Siemens (1816 92).
It is disputed whether the name Judah was originally that of the tribe or the territory it occupied and which was transposed from which.
