Sentence examples for frequent debate about from inspiring English sources

The lake is the focus of frequent debate about its stewardship — the Nature Conservancy manages some areas.

Immigration is a major contributor to overall population growth in New Zealand, and that has led to frequent debates about limiting immigration.

This includes results for substances that have given cause for frequent debate.

There were frequent debates, especially during baseball season, about the pros and cons of George Steinbrenner and the Yankees empire.

The interviews were not sedate conversations but rather vigorous discussions with frequent debates.

As our programs have grown, we have had frequent internal debates about what kinds of companies we want to partner with to help them make their waste recyclable (which in turn makes their products greener).

And short of a debate about frequent-flier miles or deteriorating air service, there's nothing that will kick up as much reaction among international business travelers as a discussion about foreign currency.

It followed an upsurge of debate about the frequent sale of state-owned enterprises at rock-bottom prices to their managers.

The company is also trying to fuel a public debate about the frequent use of secrecy orders in government investigations and, in the process, portray itself as an advocate of its customers' privacy.

Back in England, Collins met several times with Samuel Clarke and William Whiston at the house of Lady Calverly and Sir John Hubern for "frequent but friendly debates about the truth of the Bible and the Christian Religion" (Whiston, quoted in O'Higgins, 1970. p. 77).

Perhaps the debate about "multiracialism" illuminates the weaknesses and frequent absurdities of counting by race at all.