Sentence examples for the fuss about whether from inspiring English sources
Remember all the fuss about whether there were enough "shovel ready" projects to make large-scale stimulus feasible?
I think some of the fuss about whether the cells are suitable for therapeutic use is simply premature.
Mr Goss is a former Republican congressman; the current head of MI6, Sir John Scarlett, was in effect Tony Blair's main witness in the fuss about whether Downing Street "sexed up" its Iraqi dossier.
The fuss about whether landladies should be able to turn away a gay or lesbian couple was the lead story for many broadcasters on Sunday, after the Shadow Home Secretary had been secretly recorded.
Mocked-up newspaper headlines carried sayings from classic British literature.After all the fuss about whether London's transport system would cope with all the Olympic visitors (a doubt that The Economist shared), there was a certain irony to the fact that the closing ceremony started with a scene from London's rush hour.
But the fuss about whether she remains chief executive of MSLO is almost beside the point.
Bill Galston, also at Brookings, goes so far as to wonder whether the fuss about it might be a pre-emptive attempt to explain away a defeat.Politics in the United States is contaminated by money in many ways.
This is making me wonder whether all the fuss about Colin Firth as Mr Darcy was really about his hair after all, which shares remarkable similarities with that of James Norton as Prince Andrei.
Why the fuss about it now?
SO WHAT was all the fuss about?
What was all the fuss about?
