Sentence examples for although debated from inspiring English sources

Although debated for a long time, the full impact of charge sharing has not been completely assessed.

Although debated, the trend in the postoperative period is the use of high-heeled inverted shoe a minimum of 8-10 weeks.

Although debated within US policy-making circles, attacking Houdeidah would be a catastrophic error because it would expand the war and deepen the humanitarian crisis.

Although debated, better food quality10 and less environmental impact11 are persuasive arguments that have encouraged an increasing number of consumers to buy organic products.

Despite its transition from aid recipient to donor, the progress that has been made to tackle malnutrition and provide universal health care; despite even its strong economic performance (there are now over 100 billionaires on the sub-continent) there still remains an estimated, although debated, 269 million living below the poverty line.

A threshold of 7 g/dL for stabilized patients with sepsis is commonly proposed, although debated.

Gail: He was pretty good in those primary debates, although debating in a large crowd isn't quite the same.

Taken together, SIRT1 can be regarded as a prominent, although much debated, player in promoting longevity and attenuating premature aging.

Although we debated whether or not to resume to treat with TS-1, TS-1 was predicted to have no effect in the first adjuvant chemotherapy.

Although still debated controversially, radiation dose to the breast tissue seems to be of critical importance, especially in girls and young women.

Although much debated, there has never been a program of reparations for slavery, the ultimate American human rights abuse.