Sentence examples similar to a much debated term from inspiring English sources
Each listener new to the Glass oeuvre takes note of the music's repetition — or its "minimalism" (a much-debated term, which the composer himself dislikes).
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 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].
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.
