Sentence examples for arduous debate from inspiring English sources

First came an arduous debate over which Sept. 11 victims were most deserving of help.

A more basic requirement to prevent further national decay was constitutional reform; after long and arduous debate, the Sejm (Diet) finally approved a new constitution on May 3 , 1791

But the biggest lesson from the long, arduous debate in Congress and town halls is this: the public is the adult in the room and are pointing the way to consensus on health care reform.

Moreover, Mr. Bush's support of what only be defined as judicial activism shows that he is willing to let millions of families fall through the cracks of deportation, all while politics continue to take the front seat in the arduous debate that surrounds this issue.

Even after 50 plus years of youth culture in love with graffiti and Street Art these artists and their practice are seen as outside the proper curriculum of many universities with art programs and museums have arduous internal debates about supporting exhibitions that are dedicated to Street Art and graffiti specifically.

The details of this relationship prompt arduous contention and debate in the context of traditional humanitarian coordination mechanisms, such as the UN cluster system (Harvard Humanitarian Initiative 2011; Sandvik et al. 2014; McDonald 2016), and to a modest degree, in critical commentary on the application of humanitarian technology (Sandvik et al. 2017).

It does not care about the Senate's preoccupations, and it is unimpressed with the months of debate and arduous deal-making that led to the historic vote.

Whether that is an entirely good thing has become a matter of debate among economists since the financial crisis.Compiling the CRSP data was an arduous process in what were then the early days of computing.

The debates on what limits to set for carbon dioxide emissions were particularly arduous.

Considered alongside the deaths of 12 riders worldwide over the past year and a half, his crash has reignited a fierce debate over whether the risks involved with the equestrian discipline known as eventing — an arduous three-phase competition — have become too great.

A presidential campaign is always an arduous marathon, but 1984 differed from today in two important respects that made carving out a large block of time for debate preparation a sensible tactical choice.