Sentence examples for a much debated point from inspiring English sources

Bohr believed that atoms are real, but it remains a much debated point in recent literature what sort of reality he believed them to have, whether or not they are something beyond and different from what they are observed to be. Henry Folse argues that Bohr must operate with a distinction between a phenomenal and a transcendental object.

That has been a much-debated point for more than a decade, and the subject of a lengthy study on missile threats conducted by Donald H. Rumsfeld before he became President George W. Bush's first defense secretary.

As noted earlier, what mattered to the Confucius of the Analects was not winning an official position but remaining faithful to the moral behavior he valued.[10] Whether or not Confucius held any important office in Lu is a much-debated point, but from the Mengzi onward, there is consistent ancient testimony that he was director of crime (si kou).

In Paris, the framework for Cambodia's democracy was a much debated element of the peace accords.

Based on a much debated line in Shakespeare's text, it is posited as the event that sets her on the path to madness.

Matching has been a widely studied and a much debated behavioral phenomenon.

The return to sport after ACL injury is a much debated outcome [ 32].

The findings throw new light on a much debated medical ethical issue, namely the 'autonomy of the patient'.

> -wrap-foot> Osteomyelisis is a much debated problem and has been reported subsequent to WHO recommended chemotherapy [ 25].

We were deliberately cautious in our terminology particularly with regard to preventability as this is a much debated area in the literature.

A much debated example of an environmental health ethics case is the lead paint abatement study conducted at the Kennedy Krieger Institute affiliated with Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore (USA) [ 45].