Sentence examples for been debating about from inspiring English sources
verb
To participate in a debate; to dispute, argue, especially in a public arena.
"I have all the requisite stuff that everyone's been debating about," Dr. Hamer said.
They are the ones who pay the tax, but economists have been debating about who and to what degree for a century.
Since last fall, when Geithner was the president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, he and Bair have been debating about how to deal with the teetering firms that are "too big to fail" — in particular, Citigroup.
In New Jersey, however, where the Democratic contenders for the United States Senate have been debating about debates for months, editors from Gannett papers around the state found an unusual way to initiate at least one additional face-to-face encounter.
However, while HNV is a clearly understandable and usable tool for a policy maker to justify measures to promote sustainable agriculture, scientists have been debating about its definition and quantification.
On a more practical theme, AI researchers, one of whose main concerns is the heuristic power of representation systems in addition to their expressive power, have been debating about different forms of representation for decades (Sloman 1971 , 1985 , 1995
It has been debated about the association between breed and color of the tapetal area [ 2, 4, 13].
Much has been debated about the evolutionary role of genetic alterations in the regulation of gene expression [ 1– 7].
Much has been debated about how to best remunerate and incentivize this workforce, varying from volunteers to full time workers.
