Sentence examples similar to differing standpoints on whether from inspiring English sources

The current form is the "incommensurability," so-called, of differing standpoints or conceptual schemes.

Reasonable people can easily differ on whether to take offense and what, if anything, to say.

Israeli officials offered differing views on whether Mr. Arafat himself was implicated in the bombing.

But the senators offered differing views on whether the Pentagon needed to reinforce its 146,000 troops in Iraq.

From a mechanistic standpoint, AFRS and EFRS differ based on whether sinonasal inflammation is associated with an IgE-mediated process or not.

But the proportions differed depending on whether the host was thin or fat.

Where they differ is on whether Americans should embrace their frontier heritage and reliance on guns, or resist it.

Q.Why does a Web page's appearance differ depending on whether I am using Internet Explorer or Netscape Communicator?

The patterns of the changes in the array differed depending on whether the subjects had lung cancer or not.

Garments' responses to heat transfer and vapor flow differ depending on whether their physical structures are hydrophobic or hydrophilic.

The lists may differ depending on whether the student is pursuing an M.S. or a Ph.D. in Bioengineering.