Sentence examples for debate about how large from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the Mexican War fueled an ongoing debate about how large the country should get.

The debate is about how large that fraction is.

Hull's definition of replicator corresponds more closely than Dawkins' to a long-standing debate in genetics about how large or small a fragment of a genome ought to count as a replicating unit something that is copied, and which can be treated separately in evolutionary theory (see especially Lewontin 1970).

They were seen as energising the debate about how to tackle dangerously large firms, though the reaction in Europe was mixed.Regulators are also inching towards a more "systemic" approach to risk.

"The only debate is how large the tax cuts should be for the top 5percentt".

The speech was Hogan-Howe's biggest intervention yet in the debate about how police will cope with large budget cuts.

And he said he welcomed a larger debate about how best to address income inequality.

Mr. Geithner's comments reflect a larger debate about how Europe should respond to its sovereign debt crisis.

The case is part of a larger debate about how telecommunications should be regulated in the digital age.

But we've got to have a larger debate about how is this -- how is this country going to win the economic competition of the 21st century?

The discussion of fingerprinting is only the most visible element in a much larger debate about how forensic science fits into the legal system.