Sentence examples for debating the consequences of from inspiring English sources
Hollywood is quietly debating the consequences of photoreal CG actors and posthumous usage rights.
The Hay festival heard that during the second world war WI branches vigorously debated the consequences of a German invasion and jam was central.
It was a phenomenon officials in Dr. Dean's campaigns cited again and again, as they debated the consequences of the past few days' events.
WASHINGTON — President Obama vowed Tuesday to marshal the resources of the federal government to help the victims of Oklahoma's killer tornado as lawmakers on Capitol Hill began debating the fiscal consequences of the storm in an era of austerity.
However, the IFS's analysis focused on the Conservatives, Labour, Liberal Democrats and SNP – emphasising the big choice voters face – rather than more widely debating the economic consequences of pursuing either tougher or anti-austerity measures.
The validity of staining methods may be debated, but the consequences of incretin therapy are what matter.
Nonetheless, Jaspers' work set the parameters for a number of different philosophical debates, the consequences of which remain deeply influential in contemporary philosophy, and in recent years there have been signs that a more favourable reconstructive approach to his work is beginning to prevail.
The revenge of geography may be worth debating, but the consequences of no geography are beyond doubt.
They refused to acknowledge changing facts on the ground, or to debate the real consequences of withdrawal and defeat.
