Sentence examples for debates about which from inspiring English sources

The comments infuriated German officials by reviving memories of decades-old debates about which economic model Europe should follow.

Analytics teams often find themselves in the middle of implicit organizational debates about which of these factors matter most.

The Intelligence Squared public debates, about which The New Yorker did a Talk of the Town piece a couple years back, are pretty good.

Tandoh, 21, said she was dismayed by comments about her weight, debates about which finalists were the most "shaggable", and accusations that she was a "filthy slag".

At Grist, John Upton offers an overheated analogy in rejecting debates about which transportation method is safer: [T]he comparison obfuscates an obvious reality: The oil can't be moved safely at all.

After all the controversy surrounding the much-derided Bowl Championship Series, after the annual debates about which teams deserved to play in the national title game, a four-team playoff will be implemented in the 2014 season.

There's some debate about which hot springs – Mt Princeton?

There is a worldwide debate about which energies are more efficient and renewable energy systems.

This process began with a raucous tea-time debate about which avenues to pursue.

Nowadays, there is a debate about which surgical treatment should be best for clinical T1 renal tumors.

There is wide public debate about which electricity generating technologies will best be suited to reduce greenhouse gas emissions (GHG).