Sentence examples for controversy of whether from inspiring English sources

The controversy of whether martial law was necessary has dogged Jaruzelski ever since.

The ensuing controversy of whether myectomy and ASA are truly equivalent options has resulted in calls for a prospective randomized trial.

— Trump said he plans to leave the "controversy" of whether to overturn the landmark abortion decision Roe v. Wade up to the courts.

DC reporters have been obsessing for over a month now on the manufactured controversy of whether Pelosi was briefed by the CIA on its use of torture against suspected members of al-Qaida.

While a single Pollock painting has sold for as much as $140 million, a controversy of whether they are authentic makes the prices of these paintings much harder to estimate.

Mr. Romney also alluded to abortion and the recent controversy of whether religious institutions should offer birth control in their health coverage, which is seen by evangelicals as an issue of religious freedom.

The biggest controversy of her career was whether NBC would allow her to expose her bellybutton.

While predominant agreement was reached about treatment planning and definition of organs at risk, future investigation will be critical in better understanding areas of controversy, including whether circumferential treatment of the epidural space is necessary, management of paraspinal extension, and the optimal dose fractionation schedules.

By another hand, in the field of MSC transplantation is a matter of controversy whether multiple doses of cells have any beneficial impact.

Although the CAD systems are good at detecting cancer (almost as good as radiologists), there is a great deal of controversy over whether the use of CAD in clinical settings reliably improves performance (e.g., Cole et al., 2014; Philpotts, 2009).

It is a matter of controversy whether this subgroup of patients need higher hemoglobin levels to optimize oxygen delivery.