Sentence examples for debated fiercely from inspiring English sources

The proposals continue to be debated fiercely.

That's exactly what European finance ministers debated fiercely on Wednesday.

After this 4-0 defeat Guardiola's decisions will be debated fiercely.

After it was acquired by the Museum of Modern Art, the trustees debated fiercely about whether to exhibit it, lest it offend principal donors.

But the protesters have quarreled over tactics, and on Friday morning they debated fiercely whether to let trucks and ambulances past their blockade, with some elements convinced the ambulances were a ruse.

Two British women won gold at an historic Olympic test event this weekend but one issue continued to be debated fiercely around the arena - whether fighters should wear shorts or skirts.

What counts is ability and merit combined with the skills to debate fiercely in parliament and stem tears in a surgery.

"We debated quite fiercely, but there was never any personal prejudice between us.

It still hasn't been satisfactorily answered, which is one reason why his work is still watched and debated so fiercely today.

Indeed, that history gives us many examples of contests as hotly debated, as fiercely fought, with their own challenges to the popular will.

When this proposition was last debated a year ago, fiercely independent Merrill rejected it.