Sentence examples for debated elements from inspiring English sources

The bond refinancing has become one of the most hotly debated elements of the plan.

While it changed significantly on the way to Broadway, one of its most critically debated elements — the decision to tell the story as a 60's-era TV variety show, with Mr. Tveit's character narrating his exploits — largely stayed intact.

The poll also found significant support for one of the most hotly debated elements of Mr. Cuomo's legislative agenda: a proposal that would shore up abortion protections in state law.

The use of puppets may be the production's most debated element.

Ms. Zimmerman's unconventional staging of the famous sextet, the most critically debated element of her production, was widely embraced by the cast, Mr. Kwiecien said.

Patient "self management" or "self care," a concept that enables patients to take a guided but ultimately personal involvement in the management of their condition, is an increasingly debated element of healthcare provision.

It has long been debated whether elements heavier than zinc are formed continually, for example in core-collapse supernovae, or in rare events, such as neutron star mergers; here, studies of element abundances in a local ultrafaint dwarf galaxy provide evidence that these elements are formed during rare yet prolific stellar events.

In the first Obama-Romney debate, elements two through five were notably absent, thanks both to the candidates and the moderators.

In addition, these initial situational maps helped us to further identify and analyze the major debate elements that were used as the basis for the axes of the final positional map.

Next door, animated students were debating the elements of academic success.

She currently teaches at the University of Dubuque Theological Seminary, a Presbyterian institution where pastors in training, she said, are less likely to be savoring their broad cultural victories than debating which elements of evangelical worship they should adopt to attract a viable congregation.