Sentence examples for being regularly discussed from inspiring English sources
By the early 1960s his exploits were being regularly discussed in the sailing press with equal parts admiration and alarm.
White's thesis was widely discussed in theology, history, and has been subject to some sociological testing as well as being regularly discussed by philosophers (see Whitney 1993, Attfield 2001).
Trustworthiness of the findings was undertaken through the interpretations being regularly discussed and shared with all members of the evaluation team and the programme providers through regular attendance at the Star Buddies Steering Group.
Control activities for bovine TB are being regularly discussed by the regulatory agencies since the organism has been recognized as a threat to the One Health triad (human-livestock-wildlife).
The demographics of Oxbridge are regularly discussed in the media.
By Calvin Trillin In Miami, a few figures are regularly discussed by first name.
He addressed none of the trade issues that are regularly discussed along production lines like the one he was visiting.
That's why the Cultural Revolution and other sensitive topics are regularly discussed in print but remain off-limits on film.
"All kinds of matters are regularly discussed between very senior political leaders within the Liberal and National parties which are not disclosed publicly".
And primers (or correctors, as they are sometimes called) are regularly discussed, rated and traded on review sites like makeupalley.com.com
The pending legislation in Georgia is regularly discussed among customers at the little taqueria in the back of Mercado Acupulco, an Atlanta grocery store.
