Sentence examples for a constant debate from inspiring English sources

The Polish press has featured a constant debate over the book's findings and questions of Polish collaboration.

The uncertainty goes on and on, leaving legal experts and opinion leaders in a constant debate that distracts Egyptians from the ideals for which they waged their revolution.

"We decided, let's make the announcement now and investigate the partnerships with the authors as opposed to a constant debate about what the right split is," he said.

There is also a constant debate swirling among the teachers about what to tell the children and what not to tell them.

In any area of public spending, there's a constant debate on how it's spent – think of the years of successive reorganisations in the NHS, or the debates now about welfare spending.

"There's a constant debate in politics between turnout and persuasion, but the reality is, in close elections both things are important," said Geoff Garin, a consultant for Priorities USA Action.

Please be aware that the laws of states differ quite a bit and the interpretation of these laws is a matter of constant debate and change.

The level of financing has also been a subject of constant debate.

O'Neal's desire to use coarse language in his autobiography last fall and to constantly push the envelope with off-season musical projects was a source of constant debate between the two.

Although this line of investigation is particularly intriguing, MSCs' potential to replace injured cells is not proven and is a matter of constant debate [103, 104, 106].

To date, structural information for FeoB is limited to the cytosolic GTPase domain and structural features such as the oligomeric state of the transporter in the membrane, and thereby the nature of the transport pore are a matter of constant debate.