Sentence examples for debate firstly from inspiring English sources

Although it was generally uncontentious that, in heaven, the blessed would have an immediate vision of God, there was considerable debate, firstly, on whether humans could experience divine illumination in this life, and, secondly, whether this illumination would give knowledge of truths which would otherwise only be attainable through faith.

In addition, the findings contribute at least to two more comprehensive scientific debates: firstly, they contribute to the debate about the legitimacy of decision making outcomes by not focusing on the outcomes but on the process itself.

However, the serotonin hypothesis of PAH is still debated, firstly because fenfluramine-induced elevations in whole blood serotonin levels are below those necessary to induce cardiovascular side effects and secondly because compensatory genetic changes in Tph1−/− mice may be involved in the protection of these mice from Dfen-induced PAH.

Firstly, broad societal debate is needed on a desirable society and the role of privacy in that society, taking into account systemic interconnections and possible system traps.

There are at least three different aspects at play in this debate that are worth addressing sequentially: Firstly, the moral dilemma: is the sale a violation of the terms of the bequest?

Firstly, we contribute to the debate on the role of house price dynamics in bank balance sheets and business credit.

Firstly, because of the continuing debate about the proportion of mortality from IHD that is amenable to health service intervention.

Firstly, later this spring we will launch a debate on reviewing the state aid rules within the overall objective of 'less and better', which here means better focused aid.

Firstly, the matter about prescriptions was greatly debated by all groups.

It is also important... (The President cut off the speaker) Mr President, firstly, I would like to thank everyone for their wide-ranging contributions to the debate.

Firstly, learning from political sciences and management studies is filtering into the EBP debates, as can be seen from the attention paid to leadership and organisational factors.