Sentence examples for wrestling whether from inspiring English sources
It's hard to say, this being professional wrestling, whether he actually had his jaw broken, or the scripted series has moved over to social networking, too.
"Schools are still wrestling with whether they have gender norms and whether they can enforce them," Clark added.
But I am still wrestling over whether to forgive him.
The food industry, meanwhile, is wrestling with whether to start testing foods for allergens.
Many are wrestling with whether, or how much, to draw down on their retirement accounts.
Rather, the first critiques seem to have encouraged others, who have been wrestling over whether to express their grievances publicly.
Several Alaskan towns and villages are wrestling over whether to fight these changes or retreat to relative safety.
Administration officials are now wrestling with whether to abandon the guilty verdict against the other detainee, a Qaeda facilitator and maker of propaganda videos.
While on the subject of pregnancy, I received an e-mail from a reader, Rebecca, who is wrestling with whether or not to have a baby.
I know many other fellow occupiers who've been wrestling with whether or not and how to best leverage an election year.
But Jim Beam is still wrestling with whether to take its campaign to television, trying to weigh the benefits against potential criticism and, of course, greatly increased media costs.
