Sentence examples for the row about whether from inspiring English sources
The row about whether it was right to expose Max Mosley's sadomasochistic orgies.
THE row about whether to modify Greece's bail-out has provoked claims that democracy is being ignored.
The debate about what to call Islamic State has been almost as fierce as the row about whether to bomb the militants.
With the row about whether Seven Jewish Children is antisemitic or not still rumbling on, it is worth paying attention to Go to Gaza, Drink the Sea.
The row about whether his promised four-year freeze in public transport fares can be afforded without wrecking TfL's plans for investment in the system featured heavily in the election campaign.
The row about whether a seawall should be built on a stretch of coast in Collaroy has raged since the shoreline of the northern Sydney suburb was subdivided more than 100 years ago.
Asked whether the row about her peerage and the report had damaged her reputation, Chakrabarti replied: "When people sling mud at you, it is designed to damage your reputation.
The row about the EU budget is just the forerunner of future divisions on re-negotiating Britain's entire relationship with Europe and whether the Tories should promise a referendum on it.
I don't want to sidetrack into the ancient row about whether he's "a racist" or not – but it's worth recalling, because it's a precise parallel, the pivotal phrase in the notorious piece he wrote about Muslims after 9/11: "What can we do to raise the price of them doing this?
Julie Walters has added her voice to the growing row about whether there is a lack of working-class voices in contemporary drama, saying that if she was starting out now she most likely would not have the chance to make it as an actor.
