Sentence examples for when debating whether from inspiring English sources

In Canto 27, the fraudulent counselor Guido da Montefeltro delivers the most famous (and perhaps the only famous) triple subjunctive in literary history when debating whether to speak to Dante.

But Dr. R. Graham Barr of Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center, the lead author of the report, said the findings might be something for women to consider when debating whether to take hormones for hot flashes and other menopause symptoms.

Boise State, which beat host Wyoming, 51-6, behind Kellen Moore's 370 passing yards and 2 touchdowns, has a decent chance to finish the season undefeated, but some are criticizing the team's strength of schedule when debating whether it would deserve a spot in the Bowl Championship Series title game.

When debating whether or not to permit the transfer of a human-animal chimeric embryo to an animal uterus, the panel was aware that such transfer would comprise the first step in numerous future research projects.

Perhaps when debating whether to buy a food product that only contains unnatural ingredients, you decide to pass on it.

But because of a 2011 law, the five-member commission can't consider impacts of oil spills, both real and potential, when debating whether to allow any major pipelines to be built in their state.

On a weekend when we're all thinking of our favorite Prince song, when pundits are debating whether "1999" or "Kiss" best represents his vision, let me offer a dark horse to the race, the eleven minutes of freak-pop perfection that make up "Crystal Ball".

I would not be surprised that at the time when we are debating same-sex marriage, at a time when we are debating whether or not we should have gays leading the Boy Scout movement, I don't think it's just a coincidence that we have a mad man in Asia who is saying some of the things that he's saying.

On Tuesday, school board members will work through what, if anything, to do about it when they debate whether to change when school is in session, moving the academic year away from the intense heat of August to the somewhat cooler clime of June.  .

When people are debating whether you're more like Hitler or Mussolini, you are certainly on to something, though that something is not what a normal American political candidate would ever desire.

Late last year, when Congress was debating whether to bail out the American automakers, one question that came up was: should the car companies be able to use money they got from the taxpayers to turn around and fight the taxpayers?