Sentence examples for clash over whether from inspiring English sources
Still, opinions clash over whether such a blueprint would have been welcome.
In one confrontation, the lawyers clash over whether the N-word should be allowed on the stand.
If Mr. Perry wins the nomination, the fight with Mr. Obama is likely to include a clash over whether a flat tax would be good for the country.
Next up will be a clash over whether big banks should be forced to take back billions of dollars in contaminated mortgages they sold.
The controversy surrounding the attempted publication of "Mein Kampf" is the latest round in an ideological clash over whether modern Germany can cope with the work that sowed the seeds for the Holocaust.
Paul Bloom, in "The Duel Between Body and Soul" (Op-Ed, Sept. 10), says the clash over whether human souls are caused by physical brain actions will be the great conflict of this century and will not be easily resolved.
[A16.] Senate Democrats and Republicans clashed over whether the Bush administration had done enough to help California extricate itself from an electricity crisis.
For theater executives known to clash over issues as incidental as whether stagehands should be paid a separate mopping fee, the collaborative effort became a case study in the way power can work in the city.
Even now they are clashing over whether the admission fee should go to the antiquities board or the provincial government.
A1 Candidates Clash in South Senator John Edwards of North Carolina and General Wesley K. Clark clashed over whether the senator had let down veterans.
