Sentence examples for disputed whether to from inspiring English sources

We have disputed whether to give credit for wartime service, for being stuck in the minor leagues too long and for holding out for a more lucrative contract.

At one time those who fell under this definition were widely referred to as French Canadians; now it is disputed whether French has to be one's mother tongue to be included in this group.

The Irons family hired its own medical examiners to review the report — one of whom disputed whether drugs contributed to Irons's death.

He disputed whether allowing PJS to be named would prevent him pursing a subsequent civil trial for damages against the newspaper.

It is disputed whether inflammasome activation leading to secretion of pro-inflammatory interleukin (IL -1β IL -1βrophages transpines independently of cell death or whether the two processes are linked.

She handed over the presents, disputed whether she was ready to part with the board book I'd tossed in, and chattered during the entire visit.

It is disputed whether he was seeking to join the French and continue fighting, or was simply fleeing.

Correlations between serum levels of certain autoantibodies and disease activity have been reported for MCTD and SLE [ 21, 22], but it can be disputed whether these antibodies contribute to the disease flares or are merely epiphenomena.

After his death, his followers disputed whether he had really claimed to be a prophet and, if so, what he meant by his prophethood.

The judges said it was disputed whether he had travelled directly to Sudan from the UK or whether he went via Somalia with two "extremist associates, where he engaged in terrorism-related activities linked to al-Shabaab".

Prison officials responding to VICE News disputed whether the alleged action was organized or whether it was happening at all.