Sentence examples for A polemic issue from inspiring English sources
"The possibility that travellers returning from the Olympics may spread Zika has become a polemic issue that has led to athletes dropping out of the event, and without evidence, undue stigmatisation of Brazil," said Prof Albert Ko, chair of the department of epidemiology of microbial diseases at YSPH.
The fluid replacement therapy in septic shock is a polemic issue, regarding the use of crystalloid versus colloid solutions.
For example, a widely circulated joint polemic issued in January 2010 by the Land Stewardship Project and the Pesticide Action Network cites Hayes more than 50 times and includes a question-and-answer section with him in which he outlines his allegations.
Considering this interpretation, neutral answers on stereotypes would represent a "central tendency bias" [ 44], a behaviour often observed while assessing polemic issues [ 45, 46].
This paper is intended as an introduction to the field for the "uninitiated", while at the same time highlighting some polemic issues that may be of interest to those specialising in bulk nanomaterials produced by SPD.
Hollande's team refuse to be drawn into a polemic over the issue.
In Michael Jordan and the New Global Capitalism, by Walter LaFeber (Norton, $12.95), a historian uses Jordan's popularity and the worldwide profitability of the sportswear maker Nike to issue a polemic on the corrosive effects of American capitalism abroad.
I wasn't intending on making an issue movie nor a polemic.
In the end, Pollard offers a polemic on behalf of a polemic, leaving the reader twice removed from understanding a crucial issue.
In response one of the directors, Ulrich Köhler ("Bungalow"), published a polemic titled "Why I Don't Make Political Films" (translated into English in a recent issue of Cinema Scope magazine).
Mr. Hortefeux, a member of President Nicolas Sarkozy's governing UMP party, issued a statement Thursday describing the uproar as "a vain and ridiculous attempt to create a polemic".
