Doctors argue, for instance, about whether fibromyalgia or chronic fatigue syndrome, which have no obvious anatomical causes, are really diseases.
There is some question, for instance, about whether e-mails fall under the no-work-during-daylight clause.
There is some finetuning, differences over spelling, issues about repetition, one further instance about whether my attentiveness towards my children is OTT (that's copy-editing language).
There are questions, for instance, about whether Guard members and reservists who live in rural areas, far from military bases, have access to mental health care.
I am curious, for instance, about whether or not people agree with me on the Giants' Buster Posey being the MVP of the National League?
He is anxious, for instance, about whether he and his Belgian wife will be able to get a mortgage from a French bank.
There is one family story, for instance, about whether the author has the grit to shoot his grandmother's miserably sick cat, and what this test of character will tell his relatives about him.
Those brain scans might not look like the scans of people told to lie, for instance, about whether they'd taken a watch off a lab table.
Decisions in any specific instance about whether to use DDT even for vector control can be hotly debated (Wendo 2004).
I had a customer, for instance, ask about whether he should be more concerned about sugar or fat".
