Sentence examples for enduring debates from inspiring English sources

With the enduring debates over immigration, some people are wary of giving their name, address and information about their household to the government.

So began one of the cold war's enduring debates, the first salvo in what Tony Hiss calls "a fiendishly complicated case, a La Brea tar pit that great minds can sink into and never emerge".

However, how they proceed to do so is the object of enduring debates.

Today's enduring debates about relationships between faith and reason, mystery and realism, wisdom and law, belief and reinterpretation, and art and reality, have roots in Al Andalus and the legends around it.

Among those who were in favour at any given point in Henry's reign, one could usually be identified as a chief minister, though one of the enduring debates in the historiography of the period has been the extent to which those chief ministers controlled Henry rather than vice versa.

The analysis addressed one of San Francisco's more enduring debates: Who makes the streets more dangerous?

Roger Staubach, the 1963 winner with Navy, credits its allure to the enduring debate about what exactly are the standards for a Heisman Trophy winner.

But if there is one that is accepted with only a modicum of enduring debate, it is the understanding that athletes who have had a concussion go through a period shortly after the injury during which they are especially vulnerable to catastrophic injury if subjected to another blow to the head.

The study suggests that the dinosaurs fall into a middle category, in a fresh contribution to an enduring debate.

The first is of a theoretical nature: Slightly counterintuitive perhaps, especially considering the enduring debate between Normal Accident Theory and High Reliability Organisations, the three approaches are all found to be based on the same sociotechnical constructivist ontology.

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