Sentence examples for deep debates from inspiring English sources

These may be pedestrian proceedings, but they are riven with deep debates over the meaning of ownership.

There will be deep debates about what algorithms should be allowed to do, and how much business risk should be borne by workers instead of by a company.

Mr. Zehr's decision to sue the government stirred deep debate within his traditional community.

He acknowledged that the rise of its fellow Islamists in Egypt had set off a deep debate inside Hamas.

How can we fight climate change, raise incomes for the middle class, reform our ailing democracy, educate our children or champion world peace without serious and deep debate?

It would allow for deep debate and consideration of issues in the round and replace the practice of treating the most important annual piece of legislation with the disdain of guillotined debates, heavy whipping and adversarial politics at its worst.

From the minute the doors to the fair opened here on Thursday afternoon, museum directors could be seen shepherding trustees, while scholars hovered around art in deep debate and collectors inspected the offerings.

And if the BBC is really interested in public policy, then let's have a deep debate about the public interest itself, about the role of archives, and about information retrieval and sedimentation that is appropriate to our digital present.

It may look like pure indulgence, but according to Plato the conversation at such a drinking party could get serious: his dialogue The Symposium records a deep debate at a drunken get-together.

Instead, they – and many other players in the fossil fuel industry – bankrolled the rise of the climate denial industry, helping fund the "thinktanks" and front groups that spent the last generation propagating the phoney idea that there was a deep debate about the reality of global warming.

With the EU embroiled in the eurozone crisis and a deep debate over the future of Europe little surprise that one of the first questions in the room was what exactly the EU has done to promote peace in the last year...