Sentence examples for as much discussed from inspiring English sources

With the Cold War at its coldest, the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan (Lake Placid) and the death of Yuri Andropov (Sarajevo) were as much discussed as the athletes.

Perhaps that is not really necessary, for Hawthorne's fiction, after all, has been as much discussed as that of any writer of his time.

This famous chapter has exercised a fascination on philosophers thinking about ourselves and has been, perhaps, as much discussed as any piece of philosophical argument that Strawson wrote.

By the end of the trip, the evening meals, cooked by a different set of guides each night, would be as much discussed as the rapids.

The Conference Board sometimes admits as much: Discussing one recent report, research director Lynn Franco Lynn Franco said "The deteriorating U.S. job market dampened consumer spirits this month".

Other formulas express phenomena heretofore lacking such concrete expression, such as the much discussed negative autocorrelation at the first seasonal lag quite often observed in differenced seasonally adjusted series.

She even finds an echo of Gulliver as well as Swift's much discussed scatological writing in Goya and in the films of Quentin Tarantino.Her aim was not "a full and responsible biography", more a portrait or "character".

As recently as 2009, a much discussed decision was taken to recruit primary care physicians from Uruguay, Chile and Cuba to respond to temporary shortages in touristic rural areas in the south of the country [ 23].

As for the much discussed sex scene, I predicted earlier this year that some sophisticates would claim to find it "boring".

As has been much discussed, for the second year running the Oscars managed to nominate no black actors for best actor, best actress, best supporting actress or best supporting actor.

However, the extension of this view to more complex chemical structures (such as molecules) is much discussed in the literature.