Sentence examples similar to contested discussion from inspiring English sources

However, as some 'published facts' are still contested, detailed discussion of such issues is deliberately omitted here to avoid distraction from our main theme.

The well-published mantra from the second wave of the feminist movement may have been, "Burn your bra!" (whether they actually did or not is highly-contested discussion), but Kimba Langas of Denver found an even more empowering use for them.

Although contested in the academic discussion, social capital as a concept is used here to explain the phenomena on the micro and the macro levels.

This type of cost saving is something we can all support, especially at a time when we're in the throws of a highly contested U.S. debt limit discussion.

During quality control, only one final diagnosis was contested and resolved after discussion between the GP and the adjudicators.

Locke's account of personal identity became a standard (and highly contested) position in subsequent discussions.

Beauty has emerged as one of the most hotly contested subjects in current discussions on art and culture.

There has been discussion of possible contested conventions in this election cycle.

Chen noted that net neutrality is a widely contested term, and that most discussion "has focused on telecommunications carriers and how they operate and manage their physical networks".

But unlike in China, the Russian internet has so far remained a comparatively open place for discussion, albeit one contested by state-sponsored bloggers and Putin fans.

A closely related point is that the prevailing view of conflicts-of-interest is one-sided and naïve and represents a major obstacle to achieving rationality in the public discussion of hotly contested questions like glyphosate.