Sentence examples for discussing if from inspiring English sources

Debating the debt crisis in the southern Eurozone, he might just as well have been discussing if it's worth changing your contents insurance.

The director says that the bank's board had become obsessed with the low rating of its shares, even "frankly" discussing if Sir Fred was to blame.

They're marginal figures at best, not without comic potential, and individually they're probably not worth discussing, if only they didn't constitute the extreme tip of a global reaction against liberalism.

Van Gaal has largely been consistent when discussing if fresh terms might be agreed with United when the contract he signed in the summer of 2014 expires in 18 months.

It is fun to fantasize about what Mr. Bush and Mr. McCain could be discussing if they had any reason to show up in New York other than to raise money or hold news conferences comparing the state's voting system to Russia's.

It's a popular sport nowadays, discussing if tech is going to kill or create jobs.

Explicit discussion of bias introduced from differential monitoring should be discussed if technical limitations preclude the use of these methods.

Or to discuss if they really want to.

Later that day, we discussed if his family could be documented.

As discussed, if there are no numbers, there are no goals.

DeNeefe reassured journalists that 1965 would still be discussed, if not actually named.