Sentence examples for long-debated question from inspiring English sources

And the title unambiguously states that photography matters as art, which settles one long-debated question at a stroke.

The long-debated question "Who holds the national collection of photography?" is now answered (Report, 2 February).

The research answers a long-debated question about why Amazonian rains start months before seasonal winds bring in moist air from the ocean, reported Science magazine.

The new report is likely to revive the long-debated question of why so many troops returned from that war with unexplained physical problems.

Amid a U.S. ethanol boom, new research offers another take on the long-debated question of whether corn grain ethanol provides more energy than its production consumes.

The task force also took up the long-debated question of how the five selective clubs choose their members and whether this process could be improved to lessen the very public distress of students who are rejected by the club of their choice.

Many on the left and the right agree on one point: The bishops, who have already shut off discussion about ordaining women, are signaling that other long-debated questions about gender in the church — the choice of pronouns in prayers, the study of the male and female aspects of God — are substantially off-limits as well.

In The Long Divergence, one of the world's leading experts on Islamic economic institutions and the economy of the Middle East provides a new answer to these long-debated questions.

Our study provided a mechanistic explanation to the long debated question of whether or not resveratrol aids in SIRT1 activation (Kulkarni and Cantó 2014).

In a terse note this afternoon, the U.S. Supreme Court gave notice that it will once again consider the long debated question of whether human genes can be patented.

The findings could help answer the long-debated industry question of whether sustainability undermines or improves financial results.