Sentence examples for controversies over whether from inspiring English sources

Hong Kong in particular has had many controversies over whether developers have overstated the square footage of apartments and the value per square foot of often-complicated transactions.

The revelations could well reignite controversies over whether Mr. Cameron ignored signs that one of his closest colleagues might have known about, or even endorsed, hacking, and Mr. Murdoch's influence over Britain's politicians.

One of the controversies, over whether Korean and other women were coerced into providing sex to Japanese soldiers during World War II, flared again recently after the mayor of Osaka, Japan, suggested that the women had served a necessary role in providing relief for men who were risking their lives.

There are empirical and theoretical considerations suggesting that attention is closely related to consciousness, and there are controversies over whether this relationship of consciousness to attention is one of necessity, or sufficiency (or both or neither).

The FBI and the Department of Housing and Urban Development, meanwhile, are looking into separate controversies over whether the Christie administration misused Hurricane Sandy relief dollars.

There are controversies over whether Paul may have rescinded this bull a year later and the degree to which he may have conceded to slavery within Rome itself.

(There is epic controversy over whether Neil Young's high-fidelity Pono music player actually sounds better).

Despite controversy over whether the sinking was a military necessity, Admiral Woodward remained unwavering.

There is controversy over whether it might have been an abnormal potto.

Nor is there much controversy over whether or not it's a good idea.

I justify this to myself by pointing to the ongoing controversy over whether they actually help.