Sentence examples for argued whether the from inspiring English sources

Allies and adversaries of the Syrian president argued whether the decision would help speed the end of the conflict, or serve only to escalate the bloodshed.

It has been argued whether the Senate in 23 gave him an imperium greater than that of any other provincial governor in the East (imperium majus).

On the street, a question about the movie set off an impromptu debate between two women who declined to give their names, but argued whether the movie might send young girls the wrong message: "that it's O.K. to go to bed so easily," said the first woman, who described herself as being in her 60s.

In the final seconds of the Super Bowl, announcers, pundits and fans argued whether the lack of a pass interference call on San Francisco's frantic fourth-and-goal play changed N.F.L. history, although it's likely a minority of people outside the Bay Area believed that and fewer still believed it was wise of 49ers Coach Jim Harbaugh to whine about it at his news conference afterward.

However, it has been strongly argued whether the RNA fragments protected by the ribosome always reflect the actively translated transcripts.

So, it can be argued whether the TEM sample is representative of the bulk of the suspension.

"You can argue whether the BBC is too lenient.

Then, in a second paragraph argue whether the Olympic Committee should eliminate wrestling from the 2020 games.

Nuns argue whether the kitchen should stock more than one kind of juice.

We are so far lost in economic debates that we are not even at the point of arguing whether the earth goes around the sun, or vice versa.

In contrast, arguing whether the Knicks should re-sign Lin or let the Rockets swipe him away is a breath of normal sports air.