Sentence examples similar to cyclical debates from inspiring English sources

Since the early 1960s, we have gone through another turn in the cyclical debate on the war's origins.

The degree to which the unemployment crisis is structural, as opposed to cyclical, is hotly debated by economists, with progressives like Paul Krugman arguing that structural unemployment is a fake problem "which mainly serves as an excuse for not pursuing real solutions".

While there is a cyclical nature to the debate here on Lebanon policy, the spate of recent casualties has increased pressure on the Israeli Government to contemplate a unilateral withdrawal of its troops from southern Lebanon after 20 years there.

And while it's great that the American news media are, for a moment, challenging the culture of concealment that typically surrounds the topic of menstruation, history shows that such debates are, well, cyclical.

In the end little drops make an ocean.' Whenever designers and stylists enter the debate many talk about the cyclical nature of the business and how trends come and go.

Frankly this is a really tedious debate, since it's indefatigably cyclical.

There is modest debate but little doubt that cyclical recovery is at hand.

Discussions about American power and decline are cyclical, but this latest instalment of the debate on American influence is shriller than more recent ones because of President Barack Obama's decision to call off missile strikes against Syria.

Many people on the left are having a one-sided debate about how to deal with a cyclical downturn.

The debate is whether the slowdown is merely a cyclical blip.

Abstract: The cyclical behavior of markups is at the center of macroeconomic debate on the origins of business-cycle fluctuations and policy effectiveness.