Sentence examples for a debated problem from inspiring English sources

The failure in "quasibrittle" microstructural systems, occurring with no early warning, is a debated problem of great practical importance for the structural engineering community.

NATO is right to be debating the problem.

The formation of kilometer-sized planetary building blocks, called planetesimals, is still a hotly debated problem.

Priebus, however, does have a debate problem, which is addressed in the last part of the RNC resolution.

This is another installation in the series of Koonin solo and Koonin & Wolf duo papers dealing with the most fundamental and hotly debated problems of evolutionary genomics.

We sacrifice the ability to debate problems and policies; peaceful solutions to a society's problems become elusive, making conflict more likely.

The existence of an identifiable premalignant lesion for EOC is also debated, a problem compounded by the uncertainty regarding its histologic origin, and the fact that most EOCs are of advanced stage and associated with little or no evidence of preinvasive or normal epithelium at the time of pathological diagnosis.

For about a decade now air pollution is the most hotly debated environmental problem in Chinese society.

In a senate chamber, deep within Parliament House in Canberra, academics and politicians were debating a problem that's rarely up for an honest discussion in Australia: the fact we're arresting, charging, and imprisoning nonviolent drug offenders at all-time high levels.

A business publicly debating customer problems on their Facebook Page's wall is a recipe for a PR disaster.

A decade ago doctors debated whether this problem existed in breast cancer.