Sentence examples for differed on whether from inspiring English sources
Eyewitnesses to the crash said that while the plane was still in the air one of the engines seemed to burst into flames -- they differed on whether it was the right or left engine -- and then the burning engine broke off from the wing of the plane.
Authorities differed on whether that tactic was permissible.
But they differed on whether the arrangement was good or bad for Ford.
Doctors discovered a partly torn labrum, and opinions differed on whether Astacio should have surgery, but he chose rest.
Mr. Harvey replied that staff lawyers had differed on whether to seek an indictment from the grand jury.
He was determined to play football and lacrosse at Hofstra, even though opinions differed on whether it could be done.
Reasonable people can easily differ on whether to take offense and what, if anything, to say.
On a different but relevant note, response results will differ on whether absolute or percentage differences are calculated.
Contemporary accounts of friendship differ on whether family members, in particular one's children before they become adults, can be friends.
Experts differ on whether moving the waste early makes any difference to nuclear power or to safety.
