Sentence examples for concern debated from inspiring English sources

Copeland's advocacy, her travels to Kenya to work with young dance students, her mentorship role in Project Plié, American Ballet Theatre's program to nurture young dance students of color, have all spotlighted for the broad public what was once a concern debated in relatively small circles: why aren't there more black ballet dancers?

The provision of health care to this sector is a matter of concern, debate and innovation [ 4- 8].

There is something distinctly old picture about the way in which race and faith concerns are debated in Britain.

Sanders' campaign has voiced the concern that debating about debates distracts from the issues. .

Carter has described "Gethsemane" as a "big ideas episode", noting that its main concern is debating "the existence of God".

Self-imposed regulations, stricter than international ones, can avoid many concerns, debates or controversial issues.

I also wouldn't conflate nor demean fair, reasoned and concerned debate with nebulous "Twitter outrage".

Another debated aspect concerns the reference group for comparison.

The less successful chapters concern cultural debates among Asian-Americans.

Although the ʿAbbāsid caliphate was still a focus of concern and debate, other forms of leadership became important.

Immigration also stands as the main cause for concern and debate across most of Europe.