Sentence examples for considerable debates on from inspiring English sources

Although there are considerable debates on this issue, a previous report has also described that the commonest clinical manifestation of pulmonary actinomycosis is hemoptysis in Korea [ 20].

Mr. Byrd suggested that Congress move existing agencies to the department one by one, after considerable debate on a reorganization of government greater than any since the 1940's.

Indeed, there is considerable debate on just how much information is needed to be useful.

Last week's network post about preparing Athena Swan applications by the University of Cardiff's Paul Brennan sparked considerable debate on Twitter.

In the UK, 85% of schools use CCTV and there is considerable debate on the merits of this.

"I know that many hospitals in some other parts of the country have opted out, and obviously there is considerable debate on the merits of vaccinating health-care workers," he said.

The revelation about Witt's candidacy set off considerable debate on Yale's campus, including criticism of The New York Times, which first reported the secret sexual assault accusation and the action taken by Rhodes officials; criticism of Yale and Witt; and criticism of The Yale Daily News.

There is a considerable debate on the effects of environmental regulation on competitive performance.

With regard to what to conserve, there is still considerable debate on appropriate measures of biodiversity for conservation planning.

Despite their widespread adoption by industry there is still considerable debate on the value of CAPM systems.

However, due to inconsistent or conflicting research and practice reports, there is considerable debate on minimum TE concentrations and heavy metal toxicity levels.