Sentence examples for debating intensely from inspiring English sources
Scott Sumner started his blog in early 2009, was linked by Tyler Cowen just a few weeks later, and had the economics blogsphere debating intensely by the end of that year.
Any such change is sure to be debated intensely.
Whether MOOCs will meaningfully democratize access to education has been debated intensely on many campuses.
The U.S. vetoed the resolution, but sources in the Administration say that the vote was debated intensely.
From the very birth of the State of Israel in 1948, the mode by which the Palestinian refugee problem was created has been debated intensely by historians.
He might also pick up the phone on the newsdesk and debate intensely the merits of the Mirror with a reader who has called in to complain.
LONDON — A Church of England synod on Tuesday voted against the appointment of women as bishops, rejecting a change that has been debated intensely and often bitterly for the past decade.
In a range of interviews in the past few days, several senior Pentagon, military and administration officials said that many of these pivotal questions were still in flux and would be debated intensely over the next two weeks.
How to best and most accurately study social interactions has long been debated intensely, and there are two main approaches: the positivists, who ignore intent and belief and draw on methods based in the sciences; and the nonpositivists, who argue that opinions and ideas drive action and are central to understanding social behavior.
The vote represented a direct rebuff to Archbishop Williams's reformist efforts during his 10 years as head of the church and a huge setback to a campaign for change that has been debated intensely and often bitterly for the past decade.
