Sentence examples for incomplete debate from inspiring English sources
As Christopher Leinberger recently recalled in the New Republic, simply referencing "cities versus suburbs" is an incomplete debate.
Confusions and lack of evidence allow room for policy errors – for example the notion that micro-drip technology should replace surface canal irrigation – and underpin an incomplete scientific debate over whether recoverable losses matter resulting in a dismissing of classical irrigation efficiency.
I've made a little list, incomplete and up for debate.
In the book, he acknowledges that scientific understanding of the dangers of football is incomplete; there is a debate, for example, about how the life expectancy of former players compares to that of control groups.
It reveals that the existence of inflexible agents and their respective proportions are the instrumental parameters to determine the faith of incomplete scientific data in public debates.
Public debates driven by incomplete scientific data where nobody can claim absolute certainty, due to the current state of scientific knowledge, are studied.
Yet, this debate represents a totally incomplete analysis of the current national zeitgeist.
But compared with Mr. Rohmer's debates, this one seems incomplete and superficial.
In recent decades, the need for uterine evacuation in cases of early pregnancy loss (delayed miscarriages or incomplete miscarriages) has been a matter of debate.
Such information is grossly incomplete for the ocean, resulting in an uninformed debate about global priorities for MPA establishment.
