Sentence examples for debated in great from inspiring English sources

In the months and years to come, these and other questions will be examined and debated in great detail.

However, it is insulin treatment that has been debated in great detail.

Debates in Great Britain (and elsewhere) in the 1820s and 1830s over "transmutation" generally centered around Lamarck's ideas (and to a lesser extent those of his younger colleague Etienne Geoffroy St. Hilaire).

The entry on innateness and language goes into this debate in greater detail.

"We have no problem with the Tea Party expressing its views in the great debates in our great democracy.

Many of his proposals, which include allowing younger workers to open individual savings accounts within Social Security and gradually raising the program's retirement age, are more common and have been debated at great length in recent years.

The "spacious galleries" attracted crowds of people during the prewar hearings, and audiences "were able to hear the words of those who then debated the greatest questions discussed in our Congress since the revolution".

The scientific themes of the debate are developed in great detail.

Mr. Obama did not either; his re-election campaign said he had "pursued policies that strengthen our security" while "upholding our laws and values" and suggested that he would debate such matters in greater detail after Republicans chose his opponent.

The dialogue at the range mirrors a debate in the greater golf community.

[I know the Iraq issue deserves more than one paragraph, so please forgive me here. I will be addressing the whole Iraq debate in much greater detail in the next few days.].