Sentence examples for debate by which from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, Mr. Cuomo has at least framed a debate by which he and other candidates can be judged.

In a crowded market, a political party has to have one big idea that it can push to the centre of the debate and by which it is immediately defined.

Sanitation is the most off-track millennium development goal because instead of talking about toilets and poo and bad smells, we have politely debated sanitation – by which I mean pipes and water – but not how people poo.

What I do know is that carbon footprint calculators are changing the nature of the debate by showing which decisions matter most.

But there is more than the debate over terrorism by which the issue has been framed until now.

It would also open to debate the criteria by which such moral upgrades would be made (Joyce 2013).

For decades, philosophers and scientists have debated the process by which we pay attention to things, based on cognitive models of the mind.

Although in humans there were studies demonstrating increased serum resistin levels in individuals with obesity and/or type 2 diabetes [ 8– 10], resistin's biological role as an insulin resistance molecule was debated by others, which failed to confirm a causal relationship of circulating resistin with insulin sensitivity or other metabolic parameters [ 11, 12].

It aims contributing to the debate about the processes by which "common sense" is built in the political space, and the role of research in this process.

We view a debate as a mechanism by which an uninformed decision maker (the listener) extracts information from two informed debaters, who hold contradicting positions regarding the right decision.

However, there is much debate concerning the mechanisms by which BMSCs contribute to hepatic regeneration.