Sentence examples for split about whether from inspiring English sources

He said students in the former colony were now split about "whether they should maintain non-violence, civil disobedience tactics or should move in another [direction]".

For this show, opinions were split about whether the subject should be music or film.

The lower courts are split about whether such laws are constitutional.

Opinion is split about whether the country is ready for it.

They are also split about whether the good old days will return.

They remain split about whether to press for a freeze of the rest of Mr. Bush's tax cut.

There are serious cabinet splits about whether free movement should in effect be allowed to continue after March 2019 in some form.

The public is split about evenly on whether Obama or congressional Republicans are more trusted to find the right balance between cutting unnecessary spending and preserving priorities.

Fifty-two percent back Obama on his approach to the deficit, with the public split about evenly over whether belt-tightening or big increases in spending should be used to try to improve the economy.

They were split about evenly on whether or not they agreed with the Democratic Party.

Republicans in Congress are deeply split about how, or whether, to respond to a high court ruling that eliminated subsidies in 34 states -- mainly in those currently governed by the GOP.