Sentence examples for constant debate about from inspiring English sources

"There's this constant debate about who's going to be the next Bond," he said.

"We decided, let's make the announcement now and investigate the partnerships with the authors as opposed to a constant debate about what the right split is," he said.

There are still differences between the continents, though, mostly concerning the philosophy of football, and there is a constant debate about the contrasting styles in South America and Europe.

Erwin Chemerinsky, a constitutional law expert at the University of Southern California, recalled that in the 1960's and 70's there was constant debate about the role of civil disobedience and crimes of conscience, for which the civil rights and antiwar movements provided a moral basis.

There's a constant debate about what is a better investment in the long term bonds or stocks.

The social justice movement of 2011 rekindled the public's interest in economic issues, and the recent Gaza offensive reinvigorated the constant debate about the peace process and national security.

Channel 4 bosses are thought to believe that becoming a member-owned company limited by guarantee would maintain the editorial independence of the broadcaster while removing it from the constant debates about its ownership.

While a plainsman likes "to appear as a solitary inhabitant of a region that only he could explain," a nation of one, the plainsmen's constant debates about art, ornament, architecture, and archive, their rivalries and sports, their concern with differentiating themselves from Outer Australia, betray an obsession with constructing and contesting collective fictions.

That is one of the reasons why, in the bitcoin community, there are constant debates about whether to increase block size.

Since Monday, when Mr. Gore chose Mr. Lieberman, the junior Senator from New Haven, to be his running mate, there has been near-constant debate about whether Mr. Lieberman should give up the Senate and put all his efforts into his vice-presidential bid.

Since long before the seemingly constant debate began about whether the internet and social media are a blessing or a curse for authors, you've maintained a lively online presence.