Sentence examples for Widely discussed issues from inspiring English sources

Two widely discussed issues are used to illustrate its practical use.

In recent years, Supply Chain Management (SCM) has become one of the most widely discussed issues on top management's agenda.

While each essay revisits widely discussed issues, readers will have little trouble appreciating the creativity of Bai's particular take on them.

One of the most widely discussed issues across all roles and positions was the participant's perception of the institutional constraints on their career pathway opportunities.

One of the most critical and widely discussed issues in nutritional epidemiology is the method used to adjust for total energy intake (TEI) (Willett et al. 1997).

Cost accounting has been a widely discussed issue during the last years.

For example, as an unsuccessful Republican candidate for the House of Representatives in 1966, I expressed my own serious misgivings about the war in Vietnam, which was a widely discussed issue during the campaign.

A widely discussed issue in the literature on labor market integration is whether or not firms behave differently toward second-generation immigrants1 than toward ethnic natives entering the labor market in European countries, given that second-generation immigrants are observed to have limited success in the labor market compared to ethnic natives in such countries.

In this week's issue, we launch "Invisible Casualties," a month-long series that examines the ever-growing -- but not widely discussed -- issue of suicide in the military.

While it's a widely discussed issue that extends well beyond the LGBTQ experience, some scholars contend it may be more prominent within LGBTQ communities, because of its perceived cultural emphasis on physical appearance and casual sexual encounters.

The head of the government negotiators, Humberto De La Calle, was very specific when he addressed the hypothetical but widely discussed issue of reducing armed forces in conflict zones.