Sentence examples for been extensively debated from inspiring English sources

The environmental challenges have been extensively debated.

Whether the ancestral chordate was more like a tunicate or a cephalochordate has been extensively debated.

Perhaps signaling that the government is concerned, the topic has been extensively debated in the official media.

The ethics of PGD has been extensively debated, and there is a broadish consensus that if you are going to select at all, PGD is a more morally acceptable way of doing it than abortion.

The relative benefits and risks of screening programs for breast cancer have been extensively debated.

The relationship between metazoan evolution and ocean-atmosphere oxygen levels has been extensively debated.

The council resolution today was also proposed by Canada, which holds the council presidency this month, and was extensively debated before members finally approved it, 15 to 0. Diplomats expect the debate to reopen in the fall.

The policy of detente, supported most of the time by the entire western alliance, involved engaging the other side at all levels for reasons that were extensively debated at the time and have been largely vindicated by history.

Regarding the volume vs. extent debate: As with most things related to climate that are extensively debated, in my opinion the truth as to which one is more important lies very much in the middle.

Glitter was eventually stripped of his qualifications and the whole question of academic recognition of paedophiles was extensively debated in the House of Lords where a cross-bench peer commentated that he knew of a retired university professor who "had a wife young enough to be his daughter".

One former diplomat with experience of negotiations in Brussels said it was vital that the legislation setting out the terms on which the referendum is conducted be extensively debated, and that the anti-EU right wing of the Tory party is not allowed to hijack the process.