Sentence examples for argument over the question from inspiring English sources
"I remember a big argument over the question of whether we needed to go to the Congress to get authorization for this war," he said.
Indeed, if periods of lower-than-normal growth were not followed by periods of higher-than-normal growth, the unemployment rate would never return to normal.Greg Mankiw challenged this argument and had a bit of an argument over the question with Paul Krugman.
Arguments over the question of whether God exists are ancient, recurring, sometimes stimulating but more often tedious.
Liberals and Islamists continued to battle each other in back-room arguments over the question of what rules the military might set for the selection of a constitutional convention, even as the street protesters demanded that the military give up such authority.
A lively controversy, with important philosophical implications and fought on both sides with game-theoretic arguments, currently rages over the question of whether this capacity can be wholly explained by cultural adaptation, or is better explained by inference to a genetic change early in the career of H. sapiens.
In other words, let's confine the environmental argument over the pipeline to questions such as: how much oil will leak?
Dean is more focused on hearth and home and family responsibilities, and moreover appears to resent Cindy's possible neglect of these values, a festering argument which blows up over the question of their yard gate getting left open and allowing their daughter's adored dog to escape and get lost.
Noam Chomsky wrote about how the powerful get their way by setting up arguments over the little questions to stop us asking the big ones.
Diplomats said that some of the most heated arguments this week have been over the question of whether the UN arms embargo on Iran should be lifted along with economic and financial restrictions in return for accepting curbs on its nuclear programme.
The US Supreme Court will begin hearing oral arguments on Monday in a case over the question of whether public sector employees should be required to pay union fees, even if they are non-members.
