Sentence examples for mixed on whether from inspiring English sources

So far, opinions are mixed on whether signals of slowdown seen in the first half of the year will continue.

The evidence is mixed on whether social mobility has lessened or simply stayed the same over the past 30 years.

Researchers are mixed on whether the idea is any more feasible now than when the concept was first discussed in the 1970's.

Recent studies are mixed on whether stretching prevents injuries as much as has been believed, according to Dr. John L. Turner, director of sports medicine education at the Indiana University Center for Sports Medicine.

In their letter to Mr Krugman they acknowledge that research is mixed on whether higher debt leads to slow growth or vice versa, long the key criticism of their work.

While all agreed that the apparent tailing off in the long economic boom of the 1990's and this year's significant downturn on Wall Street were determining factors in the newly cooled market, views were mixed on whether prices for expensive homes might actually come down.

In fact, the evidence is mixed on the question whether immigrants are more likely to be self-employed than natives as well as whether immigrant entrepreneurs outperform their native counterparts.

However, the historical record is mixed on the matter of whether architects are at the same time pursuing art (or what we now consider as art) or should be thought of as artists.

Thus the data from attentional and rivalry paradigms are mixed on the question of whether face-related activity in face-responsive regions can occur without awareness.

Views were mixed on health care reform, specifically as to whether the government should implement a public option to cover all Americans.

Stocks were mixed on Monday in light trading as investors weighed whether an economic slowdown in China could lead to an easing of monetary policy.