Sentence examples for wars about whether from inspiring English sources

But the opinion wars about whether to reward them for it rage on.

There are mommy wars about whether nursing moms need to cover up.

The necessity for a roof will transcend any PR wars about whether or not the building is a "legitimate" target, at least as far as the people who crack it are concerned.

There has been some debate among war journalists about whether Tim flew too close to the sun.

What do you think the Civil War was about?" Whether Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act covers the wrong jurisdictions, or too many, or too few is a policy judgment, as much for Congress to make as whether to raise the eligibility age for Social Security or Medicare.

Not long ago, too many Americans were on the fence, swayed by the oil company propaganda war about whether climate change even exists.

They bring too much historical baggage (a couple of World Wars, disagreements about whether it's okay for pork products to hang in shop windows).

Legal scholars say that the online protest and the use of copyright law by Diebold have broad implications and show that the copyright wars are about more than whether Britney Spears gets royalties from downloaded songs.

For the past year, Mr. Eisner and Mr. Roth have been in a sometimes public but mostly private war of words about whether Mr. Roth's tenure at Disney, when he reigned at the box office, was profitable.

Belfiore recalls a recent conversation with an Iraq war amputee about whether his new hand could manipulate a mouse.

But Mr. Nasrallah did not make any reference to the two Israeli soldiers whose capture in a cross-border raid by Hezbollah set off the war or about whether they were still alive.