Sentence examples for debated lately from inspiring English sources

The "Swedish model" for dealing with a banking crisis — nationalizing the banks, recapitalizing them and selling them — has been much debated lately in the United States, with free-market defenders warning of a slippery slope of Nordic socialism.

The relevance of this competition has been hotly debated lately as many of soca's biggest stars – Machel Montano, Bunji Garlin, Alison Hinds and others – had effectively retired from participating, mainly on the grounds that this was not what their music was about.

Janice D'Arcy at The Washington Post has a fantastic rundown of all of the forms and definitions of bullying we've been debating lately in the media.

The debate lately has centered around expanding domestic drilling.

The Republican template has been in stark view at presidential debates lately.

"I mean, has anybody been watching the debates lately?" he asked.

FOR all the debate lately, one basic fact about America's health care crisis is rarely mentioned.

There has been debate lately among the UA, Parking and Transportation, and the Graduate Student Council over routes for the winter shuttle schedule.

"I mean, has anyone been watching the debates lately?" The president typically strikes different tones at public gatherings and at political fund-raisers.

Though relatively dispassionate bipartisanship has asserted itself in the immigration debate lately, it's still not hard to find meanspiritedness in some quarters.

There has been much debate lately over whether the press has been too easy on President Bush (left wing) or too harsh (right wing).