Sentence examples for always under debate from inspiring English sources

The survival of these ensembles is always under debate.

Nevertheless, the value of such art is inherently and always under public debate.

Goalkeepers are always under-appreciated.

Now in its 31st year, the annual prize rewards the best contemporary artwork by British artists under 50 and always arouses debate and surprise and very often indignation.

Whether PtDAs should always include a default "do nothing" option is currently under debate.

According to Scott Slatin, who runs a New York-based search marketing company, "While we have seen corporations use search-engine marketing to sway opinions, most recently in the health-care debate, it is always under the cover of a non-profit or lobbying organization.

The mortality attributable to ICU-acquired infections is under debate, since a variety of factors (which are not always easily identified) can be influential here.

"There is always a debate about drugs.

The prize always sparks debate and division.

There will always be debate about that.

"There always is debate within WikiLeaks," he said.