Sentence examples for has been sharp debate from inspiring English sources
Still, there has been sharp debate among scientists about whether results in ferrets can predict how humans will react to similar infections, with some researchers discounting the data entirely.
He said that there had been sharp debates on the issue in the group, and that the objections of some members had made suicide something of a taboo issue for open discussion.
Muslims make up about 6percentt of the population, and there have been sharp debates in the Netherlands for nearly two decades about the role of Muslim immigrants in political and social life.
The result has been sharp, persistent debates over how much is too much -- whether the suspect is arsenic, soot, dioxins or phthalates, trace ingredients in products as varied as plastics and perfume.
The tone of the debate has been sharp.
If the timetable for Galileo slips, so will any hope of having a competitive advantage.Within several EU governments, there have been sharp internal debates about Galileo.
Underneath the lighted images of Big Macs and Chicken McNuggets, back between the deep fryer and the meat freezer, the clamshell grill and the egg station, the order screens and the endless, hospital-like beeping of timers, there have been sharp and difficult debates about the wisdom of demanding better pay and forming a union.
Even on foreign and security policy, where differences have been sharper, the Syria debate last month showed there was a clear majority in every part of our party for opposition to Cameron's bombing campaign.
