Sentence examples for debated to this from inspiring English sources

There, he died in 1821, in circumstances that are debated to this day.

The question of how to preserve, maintain or revitalise Ashton's legacy remains hotly debated to this day.

Why the Pandits fled, and whether their departure was a hasty overreaction or a rational response to a mortal threat, is debated to this day.

They were not detonated though, and the reasons why Paris did not become a second Warsaw are still debated to this day.

Controversies debated to this day, like public financing of parochial schools and reconciling Catholic and American values, bubbled first in New York, and organizations like Catholic Charities originated here.

After his release from prison in 1960 Greenglass lived under an assumed name in the New York borough of Queens, hoping to be forgotten for his part in a McCarthy-era case that is still furiously debated to this day.

That question encapsulated the bundle of worries that haunts the sustainable-development debate to this day.

But for the Chancellor to link this wider debate to this shocking crime is nasty and divisive and demeans his office".

Whether serotonin influences the anterior pituitary is an issue that many scientists debate to this day, said Dr. Marc Freeman, a professor of biological science and neuroscience at Florida State University.

The policing of the protest, in which the Metropolitan police's Special Patrol Group (SPG) were notably involved, remains a topic of debate to this day.

"But for the chancellor to link this wider debate to this shocking crime is nasty and divisive and demeans his office," he added.