Sentence examples for differing opinion about whether from inspiring English sources

We certainly respect the court, but may have a differing opinion about whether the university's admissions program is narrowly tailored.

He added: "There are differing opinions about whether the Zuckerman deal needed to be first approved by the owners.

Brokers, though, have differing opinions about whether the strategy works best in a flourishing or declining market.

"As corporate finance law experts who teach and write about the Trust Indenture Act, we have differing opinions about whether the Trust Indenture Act should be amended, and if so, how," the letter says.

There are differing opinions about whether the attack made the break come sooner or later, but everyone in the family believes that a divorce would have been on the way even if Basilio Bousa had never rung that doorbell.

Cinefantastique Online's Steve Biodrowski and I have differing opinions about whether Anderson has upped his game in this latest installment of the 3D-enhanced franchise, and weigh whether all the pyrotechnics amount to a witty deconstruction of the standard video game worldview, or just become a tiring string of -- admittedly beautifully mounted and choreographed -- flash-n-bang.

Economists will inevitably have differing opinions about that.

Obama's advisers hold differing opinions about the prospects for negotiations.

There are hotly differing opinions about why this sexual violence is happening.

There are differing opinions about why the Yankees slumped so terribly.

For what it's worth Michael J. Fox and I have differing opinions about just where Alex Keaton is today.