Sentence examples for missing in the debate from inspiring English sources

It is fairly obvious whose voice has been missing in the debate up to now.

And that tells you much about what is missing in the debate over online privacy.

What is missing in the debate about whether or not to erect more mega-buildings is a realization that we are living in a new world where science and technology have made density and propinquity unnecessary for efficient city living.

A very important point of view is missing in the debate over mammography and the early detection and treatment of breast cancer: that of the patient ("Early Detection of Cancer: Nothing Is Black and White," Dec. 24).

Mitcheley says what is missing in the debate in NSW is a discussion about how we balance the environmental cost of providing much-needed energy with the lifestyles most of us want to live.

"What has been missing, in the debate about how countries can restore their finances to some kind of sustainability, is the limit of how much they can cut in a period of austerity," said Simon Tilford, chief economist for the Center for European Reform in London.

We have a choice, one that was missed in the debate.

While it is silly to imagine that this tax cut will lead to a surge of growth, there is another possible scenario that is being entirely missed in the debate over the tax cut.

Re "Bush Fleshes Out Details of Proposal to Expand Aid to Religious Organizations" (news article, Jan . 31: The voice missing in the public debate about government-supported "faith-based" social services is the profession of social work.

She did a remarkable job covering all the relevant issues with a lovely lucid style and discussed them with a kindness and compassion that often is missing in the placebo debate.

But he defended his report, which he said was preliminary yet based on substantial fieldwork and analysis, as a contribution to "the discussion of modern human variations that has been missing in the Flores debate".