Sentence examples for keenly debated from inspiring English sources

The realism and the costs of the dream will be keenly debated in the presidential campaign.

At a time when the notion of Britishness is being keenly debated, Pool seems to admit that identifying as being a black Briton isn't quite enough.

Whether they can make it pay, and whether fragile traditions can survive in the glare of mass tourism remains keenly debated.

Credulous pamphlets, proposing that one glimpse of a showman's monkey might cause a pregnant woman to give birth to an ape, were keenly debated.

Assisted dying is being keenly debated in the UK and a campaign group pushing for legalisation claimed that the figures showed the law was not working.

What hand modern humans played in their demise is still keenly debated, but many scientists suspect modern humans out-competed the Neanderthals for food and other resources.

As hundreds gathered at Cairo International Airport yesterday to welcome Mohammed ElBaradei on his return to Egypt, the Egyptian media and blogosphere has been keenly debating whether the former IAEA chief and Nobel laureate is the man to bring change to their country, reports Tom Trewinnard.

During the years leading up to the Second World War all the newspapers - both European and African - keenly observed events in Europe and debated the implications for Africa.

American financial institutions have debated the rule changes as keenly as anybody.

The physical and mental state of politicians was a keenly-debated issue at Hay this weekend, as alienation continues to define the political discourse.

Among the 65 keenly-debated topics were, inevitably, church divorce (that is, marriage annulment); the admission of remarried divorcees to Communion; and attitudes towards homosexual unions.