Sentence examples for heavy debates from inspiring English sources

Mr McDonnell predicted "heavy debates" and "dissent" as new policies are drawn up, but insisted that this would not mean the party was split, warning: "Don't confuse democracy with disunity".

The proposal has dominated headlines and fueled heavy debate almost since it was put forward in 2005.

The changes to the handbook have also added fuel to the already heavy debate on how Ofsted operates.

None of these people are keen interventionists, and what they do -- or don't do -- will stir heavy debate.

Heavy debate has attended the relation between the Christian doctrine of creation and the cosmological and evolutionary theories of the natural sciences.

They had planned on deploying Palin like a conventional vice-presidential candidate — fund-raisers, secondary markets — but otherwise stowing her away for heavy debate prep.

A wealth of research has come out this year on how children behave on the internet and its been a topic of heavy debate.

Whether that prediction is an accurate one and whether it would be a step forward or back for journalism are matters of heavy debate in the television news industry, which is struggling to hang on to viewers amid increased competition.

Palestinian fundamentalists who now receive substantial Iranian financing would also likely be a subject of heavy debate in a free Parliament, as would aid to other radical Sunni groups throughout the Middle East and Tehran's disconcerting contacts with Al Qaeda (which were detailed by the 9/11 commission report).

Of course, even those are points of heavy debate - ask a random selection of people and you'll get a completely different list of goods and bads - so the question seems to be, most accurately: "Vince Vaughn?" But all I could think, when I heard the twittering women in the changing room last night was: "You'd think it would be really good.

The $150bn Trident renewal is already contentious with heavy debate on the UK's need for a deterrent given NATO.