Sentence examples for debates whether from inspiring English sources

Adriana Gardella's business group debates whether employees can be rehabilitated (even if they bite people?).

The next stage will come when parliament debates whether to try Mr Musharraf for treason.

No large company seriously debates whether environmental and social issues affect the company's bottom line.

They're engaged in political debates, whether it's al Qaeda or whether it's moderate fundamentalists.

The soldier debates whether to seek help, worrying that he will appear weak or invite ridicule.

The Talmud debates whether the sukkahs were "clouds of glory" or more conventional physical tents.

Yet now, 20 years on, no one debates whether those funds were well spent.

The reply: "An America that debates whether it should win a war it's in is a very frightening prospect".

Scholarly research debates whether these market approaches promote efficiency, regional equity, local economic growth and citizen voice.

Carlo comes upon a sleeping Almonte after the latter has killed Milone and debates whether to retaliate immediately.

And Bubbles (Andre Royo) debates whether to give the go-ahead to a newspaper article about his life.