Sentence examples for squabbles over whether from inspiring English sources

There are squabbles over whether military missions get priority over relief efforts.

Captured here in an 80-minute fly-on-the-wall film, the sessions for last year's Say You Will involved nothing more dramatic than endless squabbles over whether the LP was to be a double or not, which record company was going to release it, and who was doing the mixing.

This kind of identity politics, presumably indicated by semantic squabbles over whether asserting that "black lives matter" means that other lives do so less, or by the proliferation of ever smaller groups with identity demands, such as transgender people wanting bathroom access, is seen as the poison of progressive politics.

With the ability to receive the signals of up to 12 GPS satellites at once (there are 24 orbiting the Earth), the StreetPilot is accurate to within 30 feet, just enough to put an end to in-car squabbles over whether to stop to ask for directions.

It makes you want to binge-watch the whole season again, complete with squabbles over whether or not Jon Snow is coming back next season, no matter what HBO or Kit Harington say.

Prospects for an overhaul are unclear, with Republicans and Democrats squabbling over whether new revenue is needed, and corporate lobbyists gearing up to protect their tax perks.

CENTRAL ASIA has long been squabbled over by outsiders.

They squabble over whether to use contemporary triangular plates or dishes that can accommodate simple asparagus.

David: Then there is the squabble over whether the Occupy movement should be allowed to camp out in lower Manhattan.

The country's political parties have been squabbling over whether to appoint a special prosecutor for a new investigation.

The union almost deadlocked amid squabbling over whether or not to call Israel a nation-state in the founding declaration.