Sentence examples for debated deeply from inspiring English sources

Something that deeply affects America's future that should be debated, deeply understood by everyone, and not rushed through hastily in an emergency, no matter what the Democrats managed to get tacked on that sounds like they're standing up for the little guy.

Students at Washington and Lee, generation after generation, create a campus where honesty is routinely practiced, frequently debated and deeply imbedded in shared experience.

Others had found the febrile debate deeply unpleasant.

I'd long considered this whole debate deeply silly.

Both sides in the debate deeply value public health and are seeking to diminish the dangers of bird flu.

I won't get into the LBJ debate deeply here as there has been enough out in public recently about LBJ and Martin Luther King after the spat between Obama and Hillary Clinton camps on who did more to usher in civil rights legislation.

For decades, affirmative action has been a deeply integral — and deeply debated — aspect of college admissions in the United States.

Now the authorities in the Justice Department and the New York County district attorney's office are debating how deeply involved Mr. Lawsky's office should be in the investigations.

The president seemed to show up expecting to debate a deeply conventional Republican candidate, which Romney has all-too-often been.

MPs will tomorrow (24 April) debate the deeply troubling and mysterious case of Shaker Aamer, the last British resident being held in Guantánamo Bay.

The questions are likely to be more deeply debated in the European context in coming years whether or not Turkish immigrants may compensate skills shortages.