Sentence examples for debated problem from inspiring English sources

The failure in "quasibrittle" microstructural systems, occurring with no early warning, is a debated problem of great practical importance for the structural engineering community.

> -wrap-foot> Osteomyelisis is a much debated problem and has been reported subsequent to WHO recommended chemotherapy [ 25].

Intriguingly, the proposed stringent quality-control mechanism also provides an elegant solution to the debated problem of how complex organisms, humans in particular, can thrive in a highly mutagenic environment.

Among the most frequently debated problems are: low quality of the impact assessment statements, weak public participation, project delays, increased costs for proponents, amongst others.

This is another installation in the series of Koonin solo and Koonin & Wolf duo papers dealing with the most fundamental and hotly debated problems of evolutionary genomics.

We sacrifice the ability to debate problems and policies; peaceful solutions to a society's problems become elusive, making conflict more likely.

Both fulfilled the then current demand on literature (stipulated by the Danish writer and critic Georg Brandes) to debate problems, as did the two dramas that followed: Kongen (1877; The King) and Det ny system (1879; The New System).

"The problem was methodology, compounded by an environment where several journalists with decades of collective experience failed to surface and debate problems about their reporting or to heed the questions they did receive from a fact-checking colleague," the report found.

Priebus, however, does have a debate problem, which is addressed in the last part of the RNC resolution.

And when Bill Clinton ran for president in 1992, he and his opponent, Jerry Brown, debated urban problems for 75 minutes at Gracie Mansion.

First we had two days of meetings involving Canadian and war-affected youth, who debated the problems of children and armed conflict with insight and passion.