Sentence examples for differ about whether from inspiring English sources

But opinions differ about whether to do so.

Opinions differ about whether 2P+ (get it?) is a Good Thing or a Bad one.

Researchers differ about whether elementary pupils actually learn much from after-school assignments.

Opinions will differ about whether this is acceptable manipulation or just cheating.

Experts differ about whether Barrick will turn its attention to Normandy, now that the Homestake deal is completed.

Views differ about whether the eruption was the trigger, but it is clear that an ice age started shortly afterwards.

Federal appeals courts have differed about whether the law is constitutional.

Mr. Clarke's statements in 2002 are classified, and accounts have differed about whether he gave them under oath.

While agreeing that the decisions were a victory for proponents of affirmative action, legal scholars differed about whether the court struck the right balance.

And it said that others in the "particularly tense" class differed about whether the incident, which was never formally reported, had taken place.

Researchers have differed about whether passive smoking plays a role, but a Lancet article in September predicted that in China, among the 240 million people who are now over 50, 1.9 million who never smoked will die from chronic lung disease — just from exposure to other people's smoke.