Sentence examples for longer debated from inspiring English sources

Direct involvement of the private sector is no longer debated.

He argued: "The key issues that provided the mood music for much of the 20th century – socialism v capitalism, public v private ownership – are now no longer debated.

The "Whorfian hypothesis" (the thesis that one's thought and even perception are determined by the language one happens to speak), in its strong form at least, is no longer debated as vigorously as it was a few years ago.

If new data confirm it, it may well become a scientific fact, which is no longer debated.

If we do not defend plurality in the media, we will very soon find ourselves in a situation in which the European Union's information strategy is no longer debated in this Parliament: it will be decided on by four men in an expensive restaurant, with the capacity to impose uniform thinking on 450 million Europeans.

"We are no longer debating whether kids are different from adults," he added.

We are no longer debating resolutions at fin-de-siècle Zionist congresses.

Most people are no longer debating the nature of the events of summer 2013.

He agrees that the subject remains far more disputed than other behavioral areas: psychiatrists are no longer debating that behavioral addictions exist, but they are ambivalent about whether Internet use can be classified as one of them.

Ever since the jobs data was released this month, it seemed clear that Fed policy makers were no longer debating whether to reduce rates but how much to lower them.

"Why don't they want to consider amendments to a bill addressing what they call 'the most important issue facing the world today?' If it is the most important issue facing the world today, it certainly deserves a lot longer debate than a few days".