Sentence examples for differ over whether from inspiring English sources
"It appears [that] reasonable minds can... differ over whether or not cannabis should be given in low amounts to children who suffered from ADHD or bipolar disorder," the ruling said.
In the 2000 campaign, when George W. Bush used a vulgarity near an open mike, The Dallas Morning News noted the difference between a minor slip and a major blunder: "Analysts differ over whether it is a soon-to-be-forgotten blip or a blooper with staying power".
But they differ over whether H5 is the likeliest candidate to make such a switch.
They differ over whether their trade agreement should specifically say so.
In particular, America and China differ over whether military activities are permissible in another country's EEZ.
(Scholars differ over whether the 2010 document counts as a rewrite or a thorough edit).
While witness accounts differed over whether Brown was stumbling after being shot or moving threateningly, federal officials sided with the latter.
News accounts differed over whether the vehicle was pushed over by protesters or, in a panic, the driver burst through the bridge railing and plunged into the river.
Analysts differed over whether rank-and-file soldiers would heed their commanders' defiant words.
They even differed over whether Mr. Fox should use his money to help his siblings.
Legal experts differed over whether the district attorney had to press charges on Mr. Vaxevanis.
