Sentence examples for has drawn considerable debate from inspiring English sources

The construct of clinical perfectionism, conceptualized as a one-dimensional construct (Shafran, Cooper, & Fairburn, 2003), has drawn considerable debate because of the associated critique of multidimensional perfectionism's relevance for clinical theory and research.

Obama's infrastructure plan has drawn considerable debate, but mostly over the details the size of the stimulus program, how to structure the plan to create the most jobs in the shortest time, and how to administer such a large program to limit corruption and pork-barrel projects.

The Internet tax debate has drawn considerable publicity in light of recent moves by a group of states to propose a simplified uniform tax code to stimulate collection of online sales taxes, as well as decisions by Wal-Mart, Target, Toys R UsUs and other big retailing chains to begin collecting such taxes.

Mr. Levy said the delay was being undertaken "in order to have a full and fair debate" on an issue that has drawn considerable opposition from local politicians, community school boards, advocacy groups and some teachers and school aides.

But another hallmark of the season — incomplete rosters — has drawn considerable attention in recent weeks.

As a political gesture, the project also has drawn considerable attention.

The decision has drawn considerable local protest and accusations of racism.

Although much of the news coverage of the debate, particularly downstate, has focused on Mr. Lazio's challenge to Mrs. Clinton that she sign a pledge agreeing to a ban on soft money, the candidate's position on the economy has drawn considerable attention in upstate newspapers.

The difficulty of replicating experiments has drawn considerable attention.

As a critical factor in energy metabolism for cell survival, NAD has drawn considerable interest.

The toxicity study of CuO NPs on aquatic organisms has drawn considerable attention in recent years.