Sentence examples for be had about whether from inspiring English sources

There is a debate to be had about whether there should be flexibility on individual countries.

There is a separate debate to be had about whether air passenger tax is too high.

"But I think there is an argument to be had about whether TUEs for that kind of substance are valid".

There's certainly a debate to be had about whether we should care less what a movie star thinks about anything.

"I think there's a discussion to be had about whether the roof should be rebuilt to entirely replicate the original," he said.

Given that the arrest warrant cannot be enforced, there is an obvious debate to be had about whether it was worth issuing.

Much debate has been had about whether or not this is a good thing.

The argument some Democrats are having about whether good GOTV mechanics or a strong message is more important to turning people out is silly: we need both.

A good example: Andy Grove was having doubts about whether Intel should still be in memory.

"I had been having nightmares about whether the boots would stick," she said.

Families are having conversations about whether to forgo or scale back the expensive ski trips, birthday parties, landscaping and more.