Sentence examples for have wrestled over whether from inspiring English sources

The controversy this time has been particularly ferocious, as the two parties have wrestled over whether to use statistical sampling to adjust the raw census numbers.

Since then, Congress and the courts have wrestled over the issue.

The governor and Mr. DiNapoli have wrestled over strategies to address the pension burdens.

The prosecutors and defense had wrestled over the language of the instructions for the last week.

Rather, the first critiques seem to have encouraged others, who have been wrestling over whether to express their grievances publicly.

But in 2008 Ms. Mays's position at a pharmaceuticals company was eliminated, and she wrestled over whether to return to Houston or stay in New York.

News organizations have wrestled with whether to label the brutal methods unequivocally as torture in the face of some government officials' claims that they were not.

"I have wrestled with that over the past year," he said.

Officials have wrestled for months over the text of a decree implementing the law.

The last two years, Philadelphia sports fans have wrestled with the ethical debate over whether tanking in professional sports is appropriate.

Conservative prime ministers have wrestled unsuccessfully for 40 years over the deep split within the party over Britain's ties with Europe, and Mr. Cameron has been no exception.