Sentence examples similar to a much discussed question from inspiring English sources

For example, one very fundamental and much discussed question in bioethics has to do with the sources and limits of moral justification.

It's also a much discussed topic online.

Whether they will continue to do so is a much-discussed question here.

In the Latin West, Avicenna and Averroes were known as the principal adversaries on a much-discussed question of element theory, especially in the fourteenth century.

Besides these two compendia, Blemmydes composed two anthropological works, De anima and De corpore, and two short treatises on a much-discussed question of both theological and philosophical import, Against the Predetermination of the Terminus of Life, in which he defends the causal connection between moral choice and life span, although he proceeds mostly by appeal to authority.

What about at sea? Could rising shipping costs scupper China's export boom?This question has been much discussed since Jeff Rubin and Benjamin Tal of CIBC, a Canadian bank, issued a memo a few weeks ago saying that a reversal of the great migration of manufacturing operations to China might already be under way.

"The Apartment Question" is much discussed here, partly because the new middle class is eager to upgrade its surroundings, perhaps even overhaul its fusty sense of style.

One question now much discussed is whether democracy or universal suffrage is necessarily the right path for all societies in the Middle East and North Africa, where in some countries the attachment to tribal or religious leadership outweighs loyalty to political institutions, particularly new or weak ones.

This question was not much discussed before its satisfactory solution in fourteenth-century modal semantics.

Though the question of authorship has been much discussed, the language and contents of the three letters suggest a common source.

We pretty much discussed it.