Sentence examples for been debated for some from inspiring English sources

The issue of what conservation strategies to apply in agricultural landscape for the most effective protection of biodiversity has been debated for some years.

The notion that food can be addictive has been debated for some time and largely rejected by both nutrition and addiction researchers.

The broad outlines of these proposals have been debated for some time but, almost inevitably, the devil is in the detail.

For example, the potential role of technology for liberating us from the institution of work has been debated for some time.

His future has been debated for some time and Wigan coach Shaun Wane, who will lose Brett Finch and Thomas Leuluai at the end of the season, confirmed his interest in signing the former St Helens man earlier this month.

The idea of a city charter had been debated for some time, but it was not proposed until 1920, according to Carroll W. Parcher, writing in Glendale Area History.

Leading figures of the day had been debating for some time the pro and cons of different approaches to determining what currencies were actually worth.

The wisdom of the purchase will be debated for some time, but what's not debatable is how hot the Internet phone business is, and how mainstream tech giants are scrambling to get a piece of the action.

"Hamlet was a homosexual," Seher said quietly, not looking up from the tomato she was dicing, and this theory was debated for some minutes.

Whether the four-month effort to kill it was a remarkable feat of engineering performed under near-impossible circumstances or a stumbling exercise in trial and error that took longer than it should have will be debated for some time.

USA Today was more circumspect on torture, its editorial claiming "the degree to which the CIA program gained useful information from terrorists is destined to be debated for some time".