Sentence examples for split whether from inspiring English sources

It's not clear exactly why these are now getting split, whether for litigation or other purposes.

There's still a split whether Sanders should or will announce Tuesday/Wednesday that his successful insurgency was at a mathematical end, or keep pushing to gain more leverage in any talks about uniting before or at the Philadelphia Convention.

Now a typical strategy involves the following sequence of playing decisions: one decides whether to surrender, whether to split, whether to double down, and whether to hit or stand.

The agency has no sympathy for the legal fees and other costs incurred by a couple who split--whether it's a divorce, separation or decree of support.

Evangelical Christians in the US are split on whether climate change is real and whether it's mankind's fault.

But it is also obvious that the DOS coalition will split -- whether before or after Dec. 23 remains a question.

Leading universities are split over whether to use the A*.

But federal regulators were split over whether that was sufficient.

At the school yesterday, parents seemed split on whether the school officials did the right thing.

(They split on whether they would prefer a daily pill or a longer-term implant).

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