Sentence examples for a much debated question from inspiring English sources
Whether the containment domes at most plants could withstand the impact of a fully loaded 767 is a much debated question; the N.R.C. is, somewhat belatedly, looking into this matter.
This is a much debated question, and there has even been some speculation that the fourth airplane hijacked on September 11th — the one that crashed in Pennsylvania — was headed toward a nuclear power plant.
Whether researchers can be held responsible for scientific findings or, in contrast, technologists and politicians who apply them is a much debated question, especially since the Second World War and the Nuclear Age (Koepsell 2010).
Nevertheless, several aspects have to be yet clarified, and the presence of second molar continues to represent a much debated question: the findings reported by Antonarakis and Kiliaridis [19] are still controversial, and a recent systematic review [16] focused on distal molar movement without considering other important aspects, such as vertical dimension or anchorage loss.
Despite this evidence, the association between hyperlactatemia and postoperative mortality is a much debated question, because different authors have come to different conclusions [ 30, 31].
How to best measure functional diversity is a much debated question, but Cadotte et al. [ 83] summarize five useful multivariate functional diversity measures.
Just how representative consumers are, or are meant to be, is a complex and much debated question [ 90].
The recommended length of time between arthroplasty, or signs of infection, and soft tissue debridement is an important and much debated question.
This diversity is characteristic of RNA viruses, and the degree to which minority variants influence the adaptability and phenotype of the population has remained a much debated, but largely unanswered, question.
A much-debated question is whether and how education differs from indoctrination.
