Sentence examples for debated case from inspiring English sources

The most famous (and hotly debated) case of this disjuncture was found among the Trobriand islanders of Melanesia, who had been studied by the eminent anthropologist Bronisław Malinowski at the beginning of the 20th century.

As a case study in business and marketing, the campaign is still remembered half a century later, with one strategic management textbook saying, "Honda and the Supercub is probably the best known and most debated case in business strategy".

50 Such a study should ideally be based on a population sample rather than a GP practice database, and should compare a selection of currently applied and debated case definitions, such as CDC-1994/Fukuda CDC-1994/Fukudaanadian-2003 and NICE-2007.

The most cited case definition CDC-1994/Fukuda CDC-1994/Fukudalso thetmost extensively validated one, whereas validation studies are few (Canadian-20039 22 isC-2011 23) or missing (Nalsonal Instheute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE)-2007 46) for recently presented and debated case definitions.

Chinese Internet users and even some official news organizations have debated the case.

The court's announcement came after the court debated the case internally for more than two months.

Former Conservative MP Louise Mensch and computer scientist Jacob Applebaum debated the case on BBC's Newsnight programme.

There are still some concerns about the treatment schedule of the chronic infection, and this is even more debated in case of hyper infection/dissemination.

In the coming months, Critical Care Forum will explore these and the other ethical issues that so profoundly affect our ability to provide meaningful health care through debates, case discussions, roundtable discussions, and thought-provoking articles.

It marks the end of one of the most hotly debated plagiarism cases here in recent years.

Where there was initial disagreement, all four consultants debated the cases until consensus was reached.