Sentence examples for apparent debate from inspiring English sources

Despite very regular meetings, there was very little apparent debate and most of the discussion seemed to be people parroting Mao texts, he wrote, adding: "The members are required to witness their beliefs at all times.

Therefore, because of the apparent debate, which TET proteins are involved in 5hmC/5mC regulation in HCC, our primary aim of this study was to identify which TET protein play a crucial role in the regulation of 5hmC and 5mC in HCC.

Assembly leaders suddenly withdrew two bills when it became apparent the debate was not leaning their way.

Still, the tension between Mr. Bush's reach for the center on education, and the ideological pull of his party's base was apparent throughout debate during the morning.

It became apparent that debate was not merely philosophical: it had important practical implications.

The widespread uncertainty about the cloud may be most apparent in debates over its comparative cost.

The reasons, I think, are inarguable, although not always readily apparent in debates of deficits and priorities.

Such contradictions are apparent in the debate over the euro.

This has been apparent in the debate over the Libyan quasi war.

Maggie Lasz, 48, said she was worried about the apparent absence of debate or consultation in both the United States and Britain.

Whatever threat is perceived by Campbell has not been apparent in the debate over how to alter the course of the floundering, bloated Olympic committee.