Sentence examples for has long debated from inspiring English sources

The United States has long debated how hard it can push Pakistan to attack militant strongholds in the tribal area.

Congress has long debated whether donors should get the same subsidy for gifts to wealthy universities and art groups that they get for contributions to nonprofit groups serving basic needs like food, shelter and health care.

And in a state that has long debated the quality of education between the haves and have-nots, a lunchtime Spanish program goes beyond inequities among towns, but exposes them among families: children of parents who can afford to pay learn Spanish; children whose parents can't afford it, may not.

The public has long debated the ideological leanings of the nation's high court, which are all but certain to be discussed as it prepares to consider the constitutionality of same-sex marriage this week.

Libyans have long debated whether home-grown extremists are best tackled through dialogue or force.

Scientists have long debated the roles of nature and nurture in longevity.

Economists have long debated the causes of the extraordinary increase in economic instability from 1830 to 1930.

Leaders in the field have long debated the need for a bachelor's in nursing.

Economists have long debated why America's income disparities suddenly widened after 1980.

Scholars have long debated its exact location, and most agree there was no single route.

Historians have long debated why the Chinese so signally failed to exploit their early promise.