Sentence examples for vary about whether from inspiring English sources

Each league struggles to attract sponsorships, but opinions vary about whether the two should merge.

Opinions still vary about whether the country ever had a singular identity to begin with.

Accounts vary about whether the band members wanted commercial success, or wanted it badly enough, or wanted it at different times, but in the end it eluded them.

State laws vary about whether suspects must be informed that they are being recorded, and many law enforcement officials say they prefer to have the option of recording interrogations surreptitiously.

Opinions vary about whether such behaviour-based transmission can be classed as epigenetics, but most scientists exclude behavioural transmission as it is useful to distinguish molecular memory from behaviour.

As Bentham put it, "The happiest of mankind are sufferers by war; and the wisest, nay, even the least wise, are wise enough to ascribe the chief of their sufferings to that cause" (Bentham 1789, Fourth Essay) One of the problems for consequentialist arguments against war is that judgments vary about whether war always causes more suffering than it prevents.

Accounts have varied about whether the allied forces will be there for "days, not weeks" or "months, not years," and to what extent Muammar Qaddafi is a "target".

Opinions varied about whether the costumes were acceptable and whehter the UF-NAACP should even keep the image up.

Estimates also varied about whether Coloradans would pay more or less for health coverage under ColoradoCare than they currently do.

Participant 10, male diabetes, no depression Participants' opinions varied about whether help should be sought from a doctor.

Accounts vary about exactly what happened to Miss Currie and Miss Pembleton, particularly whether there was any communication between them and Mr. Rogler about leaving the rock.