Sentence examples for in debate whether from inspiring English sources

Formerly not given to public pieties, when asked in debate whether he was the "Republican savior," he intoned, "There is only one Savior and it's not me.

It is still in debate whether or not Vent1/2 and Nanog are exchangeable in function.

It is postulated that chickens (Gallus domesticus) were primarily domesticated from a wild form called red jungle fowl (Gallus gallus) (Fumihito et al. 1996; Hillel et al. 2003), a bird that still runs wild in most of Southeast Asia, although it still is in debate whether the origin of chicken is monophyletic or polyphyletic (Nishibori et al. 2005; Ericsson et al. 2008).

Stanford's Paul Auerbach, MD, doesn't have much interest in debating whether climate change is real.

However, to persist in debating whether gifted-education programs should exist at all is ludicrous.

In debating whether to run for Senate, Ms. Biaggi said she was unconcerned about any potential baggage of the Biaggi name.

Rank, title or occupation should not be a factor in debating whether they died for their country.

It all began in the early 1990's, when New Jersey joined other Northeastern states in debating whether computers and cameras could replace human toll collectors.

Members of the search committee get caught up in debating whether they would prefer a successor whom they could address by first name.

In debating whether the secret gathering of personal information is worth the cost, people would do well to consider how often they rely on the secrecy heuristic, and be more skeptical about government claims regarding classified information.

There has been more passion spent in debating whether public canteens should once a week have a non-meat day than in discussing future eurozone bailouts.