Sentence examples for furore over whether from inspiring English sources

Ardour for environmentalism is cooling.The furore over whether climate change is real and man-made that has shaken American politics barely stirs a leaf in Britain.

But the furore over whether it constitutes commercial exploitation of the Opera House or legitimate promotion of an event has marred the lead-up to the event.

It is a crime to knowingly divulge the identity of an undercover CIA operative, so when Novak published the claims he sparked a furore over whether an agent and her contacts had been compromised for partisan political purposes.

Drowned out by the furore over whether George Galloway has indeed become a Muslim as alleged by Jemima Khan, it has been little noticed that soon after his fourth marriage last month his third wife could faintly be heard complaining that in the eyes of Islam he is in fact still married to her.

Investors' furore over rising boardroom salaries at a time of declining share prices last year was dubbed the "shareholder spring".

Again, although the programme can lead to considerable improvements in both phoneme discrimination and reading ability, the way that this comes about is unknown.The furore over Fast ForWord and whether it is truly treating the causes of dyslexia matters a great deal: more sophisticated treatments of dyslexia will only come with a thorough understanding of the cause of the disorder.

The current furore over more salacious issues, such as whether and how he got his star telecoms analyst, Jack Grubman, to change a stock recommendation on AT&T, is diverting public attention from bigger problems.Losses from aggressively-sold credit cards and consumer loans are on the rise; the brokerage operation has not cut costs in line with declining prospects.

The furore over the prepayment meter cap raises doubts over whether the standard variable tariff cap, backed by draft legislation fast making its way through parliament, will really end "rip-off" prices.

I ask Rebecca MacKinnon, director of the Ranking Digital Rights project at the New America Foundation, whether it was the recent furore over fake news that woke people up to the danger of ceding our rights as citizens to corporations.

I'd watch the monitor and I'd go, 'This is crazy.'" It would be remiss before our time is up not to ask whether anything positive came out of the furore over The Interview.

P32 Daily Express Furore over BBC2's Versailles.