Sentence examples for debated to which from inspiring English sources

It is critical and highly debated to which extent oil palm expansion resulted in deforestation and whether it has been the prime driver of deforestation (Casson 2000; Zakaria et al. 2007; Ministry of Environment 2009; Tan et al. 2009; Gibbs et al. 2010).

He needs to respond to all the lies and half-truths that Mitt Romney tossed at President Obama at last week's debate, to which Mr. Obama did not respond.

"We are in the middle of a debate to which France, of course, under its new president, will bring its own emphasis," she said.

At a series of debates to which the great and the good are invited, the means by which the economy might be transformed are discussed.

Grayling outlines his argument carefully, and its obvious contemporary relevance gives this book a timeliness to add to the timeless nature of the debate to which it contributes.

His succinct reminder of the situation we were in opened up an emotional debate to which speaker after speaker made passionate and fiercely argued contributions.

She was protesting outside a debate to which she was not invited.

I then asked him to weigh in on the "bubble debate," to which he said: "Today's pricing seems frothy to me.

Of these, climate change has come to prominence as an area of intense policy and political debate, to which applied philosophers and ethicists have much to contribute.

This is not a debate to which the trope theorist has had very much, or at least not anything very original, to contribute.

The political debate to which he refers centers on the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's new drinking water standard for arsenic of 10 parts per billion (ppb) or less by 2006.