Sentence examples for constant debate over from inspiring English sources

Countless Web sites track transfer market rumors, and there is constant debate over players' hypothetical value.

The Polish press has featured a constant debate over the book's findings and questions of Polish collaboration.

But because there is no central religious authority in Judaism and because the religion is based on sacred texts, Judaism is marked by constant debate over textual interpretation.

There have been a host of other ongoing political issues that we first heard about on The West Wing: government shutdowns, the rise of filibusters, journalists being kidnapped, and the constant debate over the debt ceiling.

However, there's also the constant debate over the quality of traffic from the two services.

OLPC CEO Rodrigo Arboleda said in a released statement today, "There is constant debate over laptops versus tablets in educational programs.

In the case of contemporary pop, there is near-constant debate over who deserves the credit — the people who write and produce the work or the artists who perform it — and whether or not the structure generates any meaningful art.

There was the rejigged bowling action, the move away from weights and the embrace of pilates, the move up the order then back down the order, the constant debate – a national obsession – over whether Watto would be able to keep galloping in like an athletic fridge to send down those monotonous, clumping, sometimes successful looseners.

"That's a terrible answer," Hanson shot back, quipping: "We're geniuses who have balanced a delicate crystalline structure over nine seasons, with constant debate".

The constant debate is whether to play aggressively or cautiously".

"There's this roiling, constant debate and argument and fighting.