Sentence examples for color debate from inspiring English sources

The color debate caught the city's transportation commissioner, Iris Weinshall, somewhat off guard.

At the same time, the food color debate offers a lesson to environmental health researchers; namely, too narrow a focus on a single outcome or criterion can be misleading.

Because of the uniqueness and size of the study by McCann et al. (2007), it drew renewed attention to the food color debate, which was introduced to the environmental health community by an article in Environmental Health Perspectives (Barrett 2007), followed by a letter from Weiss (2008).

Indeed, it is crucial to step back and recognize how emotions and fantasies color debates about wildlife.

Her blend of philosophy, economics and psychology has colored debates on deregulatory actions and issues of personal liberty and privacy.

That seemed to color the debate on Qnexa a little.

And political considerations will continue to color the debate, with a citywide election looming in 2013.

Her blunt statement, after similar comments by Israeli and European officials, is sure to color the debate in the Middle East.

Huntington acknowledges a major shift in pre-World War I immigrant languages spoken in the U.S. such as Italian, Polish, Russian, and German to the present influx of Spanish, but continues to color the debate with citizenship issues.

An overwhelming distrust of Mr. Saleh colors the debate.

The strained relations, however, are coloring the debate on both sides.