Sentence examples for lingering debate from inspiring English sources
There is a lingering debate about whether it authorizes the extra-legal detention of American citizens.
One of our favorite stories of the year finally solves a lingering debate that has pitted rock art researchers and archaeologists against young-Earth creationists for decades.
When archaeological chemist Marvin Rowe recently scrambled up a narrow ledge in southeast Utah's Black Dragon Canyon, he was determined to put an end once and for all to a lingering debate that has pitted rock art researchers and archaeologists against young-Earth creationists for decades.
At the crux of the lingering debate over Dr. Jack Kevorkian is an unresolved question of character: What kind of guy would devote his life to helping other people die?
There is some lingering debate about whether Obama meant to apply the phrase directly to the Benghazi attacks, but in both cases he used it in a context that indicates he did.
Even those who have fought for years to have the full story told on the CIA's brutal tactics don't think the report's release will quell the lingering debate over torture.
It may turn out, however, that the lingering debt-ceiling debate is actually far worse than such a one-time disaster.
Despite lingering mistrust, the debate over generic drugs has largely ended — we're all inmates in that fictional women's prison.
Youth Participation Notwithstanding lingering ambiguities and debates concerning how a childs right to be heard and to participate in decision-making can be realized, it is time to confront this challenge.
While historians and Nixon contemporaries may debate the lingering toll of the Watergate scandal, current Duke students seem simply proud to have had an alumnus elected president — even one who was forced to resign.
But these proposed tax increases always create debates and lingering animosity, and in 2006 -- thanks to higher fuel, health and pension costs -- school district voters are going to have enough to deal with.
