Sentence examples for debate in a recent from inspiring English sources

John O. Brennan, the president's counterterrorism adviser, recalled the debate in a recent interview.

G. A. Clark, a professor of anthropology at Arizona State University, staked out one side of the debate in a recent article in the Society for American Archeology Bulletin that has attracted much attention.

A point of debate in a recent RetailWire online discussion was whether Wal-Mart in fact failed to convert new, middle-class shoppers gained during the recession into higher sales volume.

This subject was controversially challenged, and subsequently debated in a recent Newsweek article titled "Heaven is Real".

Indeed, arguments for and against raising the threshold were debated in a recent head-to-head in the BMJ [ 13, 14].

Although the effectiveness of GlcN has been debated in a recent article, there are clinical studies suggesting that GlcN probably has structure modifying effects in patients with knee OA [ 34, 35].

In contrast, normal human intestinal epithelium appears to lack Gb3 and other Stx binding sites (Björk et al., 1987; Holgersson et al., 1991; Schüller et al., 2004) although this has been debated in a recent study (Zumbrun et al., 2010).

Maybe his opinion doesn't hold much weight in this debate then, but in a recent conversation, Salley said that Michael Jordan doesn't even deserve to mentioned amongst the five greatest of all-time.

With all due respect to the Crimson, I was stunned to learn that the Norfolk Prison Debating Society had been edged in a recent debate on the topic of eliminating the Electoral College.

As the convention delegates joke: "We said we would have a public debate but instead we've had a debate in public .A recent Spanish opinion poll found that a good 90% of Spaniards were unaware of the convention's existence and only 1% knew its goal was to write a constitution for the EU and by extension for Spaniards.

This debate is a recent one in India.