Sentence examples for debated for instance from inspiring English sources

They debated, for instance, whether they would publish a photograph of a black man washing a white man's feet during the church service, fearing it would be suggestive of black servitude.

We debated, for instance, the ethics of nominating a live pig for the presidency: what should we feed it, and where would it stay?" The Platypus men filed into the front row of Assembly Hall, and Klein stood at the lectern.

We didn't want to view our history — our radical history — as if from a riverbank, we wanted to jump in and splash around in it... We debated, for instance, the ethics of nominating a live pig for the presidency: what should we feed it, and where would it stay?" The Platypus men filed into the front row of Assembly Hall, and Klein stood at the lectern.

The evolutionary principle is invariant and while several points of the Koonin's model might be debated (for instance, are the evolutionary phases of Koonin's model really fast and lower steps or they are simply transitions?) our study gives support to the notion of an inflationary mode of evolution.

Researchers still argue, for example, over how tightly to define many psychiatric disorders for the purposes of genetic studies, debating, for instance, whether to include patients with less severe symptoms.

Discussions among philosophers of science has long mainly concerned the relation between scientific theories debating for instance the questions whether classical genetics theory and concepts can be reduced to molecular genetics theory and concepts (Schaffner [1967]; Hull [1974]).

True, climate scientists are still debating whether, for instance, global warming is likely to make hurricanes more frequent and fierce.

"While real Americans are looking for jobs, Washington bureaucrats are debating if, for instance, a bridge project in Florida contributed to the melting of Arctic ice," Mr. Kovacs said.

Take the presence that Mr. Perry has had in the debates, for instance.

Partisan differences the debate, for instance, over whether Haiti's prime need was democracy or aid have paralysed consistent policymaking.

An objective analysis of strategies and rhetoric in a debate, for instance, could help discern whether a candidate appealed to nationalism or concerns about the economy.