Sentence examples for a long-debated issue from inspiring English sources

A rush of chief executives from a wide swath of industries has been coming through Washington over the past three weeks, talking to lawmakers about a long-debated issue called "proxy access," which would make it easier for shareholders at all publicly traded companies -- not just banks -- to nominate board directors.

The first questions he raised about the relationship between literacy and orality in Greece concerned the nature of the historical Socrates, which was a long-debated issue.

The presence of DNA methylation in Drosophila and other Dnmt2-only systems is a long-debated issue (Schaefer and Lyko 2010; Raddatz et al. 2013).

An association of breast cancer with thyroid disease is a long-debated issue (Ito and Maruchi, 1975; Smyth et al, 1998).

Finding a name for this phenomenon was a long-debated issue (Hudson et al., 2011), but the term cross-border reproductive care (CBRC) is increasingly used (Pennings et al., 2008b; Inhorn and Gurtin, 2011).

The report has an interesting wrinkle on the long-debated issue of how independent the UK's nuclear deterrent is.

The new positive test result has thrown up the long-debated issue about condoms in the porn industry.

The long-debated issue of whether there should be term limits for Newport-Mesa Unified School District board members will be up to the public to decide.

If they can do that, then what am I gonna do?' And that created, boom, it literally parted the sea with regard to the long-debated issue of the flag.

This study aims to investigate factors that may have led to uncertainty in the phylogenetic placement of ginkgo and re-evaluate this long-debated issue.

We will offer our reflection upon the findings in Sections 6 and 7. Definition of culture and its borders is a long-debated and still unresolved issue in Anthropology and Social Sciences; a 1951 review of the works on the issue already contained close to 300 definitions of culture [4].