Sentence examples for broadly discussed issue from inspiring English sources

Exercise-induced "cardiac fatigue" is a broadly discussed issue, but one that still holds unanswered questions.

Now, it is an openly discussed issue".

As discussed earlier, one foreseeable reason is the low uncertainty: Healthy food criteria are already widely accepted as guidelines for food innovations, and the health issues at stake (e.g. excessive use of salt) have already been broadly discussed in society (Blok et al., 2015).

"The big issue would be whether enough people felt that a chimp-Neanderthal hybrid would be acceptable, and that would be broadly discussed before anyone started to work on it," Dr. Church said.

The wage gap, now broadly discussed in the media, is about 23%.

In a recent interview with Fortune, UFC spokesperson Dave Sholler broadly discussed the bantamweight's financial success.

Identity is a broadly discussed construct and is linked to different psychodynamic [ 1, 2], social cognitive [ 3, 4], and philosophical theories (see Sollberger in this issue).

Accordingly, the concept of context is broadly discussed in OHI research [ 2] and more broadly in organisational behaviour [ 21– 23].

"Are we discussing issues?

Only discuss issues of importance to you.

"Broadly they discussed a variety of issues, with regards to the mission in Afghanistan".