Sentence examples for wrangling about whether from inspiring English sources

It also involves wrangling about whether the corps, which has been limited to navigation and flood control, has any business wading into irrigation.

Three days after a gunman killed three people and wounded nine others at a Planned Parenthood clinic in Colorado, politicians are publicly wrangling about whether the incident should be called an act of domestic terrorism, a debate that has focused on rambling remarks about "baby parts" the suspected shooter reportedly made to police after he was arrested.

Lawmakers are wrangling about if and when immigrants who are here illegally should be allowed to apply for green cards, and whether to create a new class of residents who would not be permitted to apply for citizenship.

"We had a year of wrangling about it," Mrs. Vivian said.

Much of the geopolitical wrangling about the deal emerged in secret American diplomatic cables released by WikiLeaks.

We are currently wrangling about how much to devastate the Earth.

And everybody is suddenly wrangling about the terrors of the world outside.

These issues seem more urgent to the archbishop than the interminable wrangling about sexuality.

OPTIMISM, in the intricate and frustrating world of international wrangling about Iran's nuclear programme, is a relative concept.

The agency did not say whether it would appeal the decision, which comes after more than 30 years of legal wrangling about a series of regulations that had forced television and radio stations to provide free reply time to people who had been criticized on broadcasts.

This music-loving company even wrangles about favourite singers and best performances.