Sentence examples for has been a sharp debate from inspiring English sources

Since the end of the cold war, there has been a sharp debate over the future of the National Guard.

Although there has been a sharp debate between Islamists and secularists on Tunisia's identity, this has resulted in more compromise than violent division.

The United Kingdom is set to vote on whether to leave the European Union in a referendum next month, and there has been a sharp debate about the impact a departure would have on science.

Among I.B.M. directors, there had been a sharp debate over whether to hire a technologist or a professional manager.

There has been a sharp critical debate [ 25, 26], and in many countries, regulatory bodies have become more alert on direct-to-consumer genetic testing services [ 27, 28].

There has been a sharp increase in activism in Europe.

For months, the role in Iraq of "foreign fighters" -- particularly those of Al Qaeda -- has been a matter of sharp debate among American officials and intelligence officials in Europe and the Middle East.

But precisely when the exodus took place has been a matter of sharp debate.

Internationally, there has been a vituperative debate over who should control the means of production, with India going so far as to impose sharp restrictions on Plumpy'nut, calling it an unproven colonialist import.

There has never been a sharper debate about America among youth all over the world than today.

Others have been a bit sharper.