Sentence examples for arising debate from inspiring English sources

Consequently, future became the principal irritating source for present.2 In the mid-1970s, NikLuhmannmann [7] already noted that the arising debate on "more anticipatory behaviour", on "more future-oriented planning" in decision-making processes (especially in formal organizations) could be regarded as a consequence of the social transition from a closed future to an open future.

They were more concerned with logical issues arising from debate and disputation: fallacies, paradoxes, forms of refutation.

This section briefly sketches some prominent views about knowledge of the self arising from debates in these areas.

"Heat lightning," someone said, as someone usually does, and there arose a debate about whether there really is such a thing.

The ideal international union is a federation of states that has coercive power over member states but whose decisions arise from debate and discussion among those member states.

In Verdalsøra there again arose a debate over which side of the tracks the station should be on.

One of the key questions that arose from debate over whether ingestion of mineral fibers could result in increased gastrointestinal cancer risk was whether fibers can penetrate the gastrointestinal mucosa and thus have some chance of residing in tissue.

One can imagine a fierce debate arising around questions of identity, art therapy and exploitation (Johnson).

EVEN some veteran New York traders agree that the debate arising from the Cantor decision is valid.

Immediately following each single interview and focus group, the researcher made some notes of what she supposed the key issues arising through the debate were.

Another question that arises in debates over individualism is how objects of worth or value (i.e., goods) in moral and political life are to be conceived.