Sentence examples for debate has developed from inspiring English sources

Head here for his talk dissected in quotes – and do check the comments, where an interesting debate has developed.

As companies separate their clientele, a debate has developed over just how obvious the distinctions should be.

Following the government's announcement in July that it plans to make all research open access by 2014, a heated debate has developed, questioning this radical decision.

A debate has developed, the court said, over whether babies can be killed by shaking alone, how long they can live with traumatic head injuries and whether similar symptoms can be caused by other factors.

The man who once did so much to coarsen political debate has developed a nice line in feline subtlety.As home secretary in the last Conservative government, Mr Howard willingly became the stuff of liberal nightmares.

But the cover illustration of trickle-down economics and efficient financial markets illustrates that the Chicago school is deemed to be the haven of the undead.It is an entertaining and thought-provoking book by an Australian academic John Quiggin, which also works as a good summary for non-specialists of how the economics debate has developed (NB the book will not be published until October).

Since 1960, presidential debates have developed a reputation as gladiatorial contests that shaped the outcomes of elections and also offered a foretaste of how the winner turned out to govern.

Second, the direction that the second wave debates have developed, starting with Gillett's (2003) criticisms deeply into the nature of the realization relation, and so into the metaphysics of science rather than into science itself should prompt the psychoneural reductionist with a metascientific bent to simply tell the second wavers, thanks for nothing!

Ironically, until recently the service economy debate itself has developed independently of the sustainable development question [16].

Part of the debate that has developed turns on whether the return of soldiers is a private or public matter.

Few eyebrows should be raised at such statements of the obvious, and, if they are, it says something about the skewed nature of the debate that has developed around the government's legal aid reforms.