Sentence examples for being argued over from inspiring English sources

This was still being argued over throughout Saturday, as leaders entered their final sessions.

Last season came the premiere of Robert Lepage's production of Wagner's "Rheingold," which is still being argued over, as audiences await the last two installments of the complete "Ring" cycle this season.

A proposal being argued over ahead of a meeting of European Union interior ministers on Tuesday would, if agreed, relocate 120,000 asylum seekers over the next two years around the whole bloc.

The refs are demanding more money, but the sums being argued over are miniscule compared to the oceans of cash that the NFL brings in by some estimates, the two sides differ by about $16.5 million over five years, and some individual players make more than that.

But with Sunday's deadline looming, last-minute exemptions are still being argued over.

Joint laws on citizenship and passports, due for approval by August 1st, are still being argued over.

It has been argued over, off and on, for a century.

In any case, Williams's anthology was argued over because it was worth arguing over.

How much deeper is to be argued over; they may have some leeway.

No doubt, injustices and policies can be argued over, but not as root causes of terror.

(No one knows for certain and, like much else, it is argued over bitterly).