Sentence examples for largely debated from inspiring English sources

"It's an argument that was largely debated after the French revolution," he said.

The kind of linkage which forms has been largely debated and in particular two models have been proposed.

This link is largely debated in the literature highlighting the fact that all statements don't reflect real behaviours.

Direct lethal and sublethal effects of pesticides on farmland birds' populations are recurring questions and largely debated.

The literature on fiscal federalism has largely debated the (in) efficiency of decentralization (see Martinez-Vazquez et al. (2016) for a survey).

Though largely debated, up to now the use of neuroscience in legal contexts had not specifically been regulated by any legislation.

To date the relationship between receptor internalization and in vivo tolerance has largely been debated in the context of the mu opioid receptor, where morphine tolerance represents a major clinical limitation (see [40]).

Placebo effect has been largely studied and debated in medicine.

Despite the upheaval, Breaking Pointe's controversy was largely typical: Viewers debated, dancers defended, dance writers posted reviews that were fence-riding.

This debate is largely moot — few of the report's recommendations have been implemented.

Jagdish N. Bhagwati, an economics professor at Columbia, said his friends had debated and largely dismissed the Madoff parallels.