Sentence examples for more explicit debate from inspiring English sources

Naturally, wearing my economic editor's hat, I can be sad that there hasn't been more explicit debate on the wealth-creating imperatives of boosting lacklustre productivity, reducing record personal debts and re-engineering our corporate sector to cope with the Ubers and the indomitable new sharing economy.

A more explicit debate about compulsion outside the institution needs to take place.

The graphical summary of evidence may serve a practical purpose in guideline groups, facilitating more explicit debate of the importance of risk markers across the multiple fields of interest of contributors.

More true than that is something that is, at lest, more explicit in the drone debate.

The current debate was initiated by Jackson (1982) who used the idea to develop a more explicit anti-physicalist argument, the knowledge argument.

Nevertheless, it was unclear whether such an effect could occur in the real-world context of an election debate, given the more explicit attempts at influence by the candidates in the debate, the robustness of viewers' political attitudes and the fact that viewers have a personal stake in the election outcome.

Even the interpretation of Keynes's policy prescription for unemployment, one of the more explicit parts of General Theory, has been the subject of debates.

MCDA approaches can help make these issues more explicit and thus provide some methodological basis to feed the ongoing debate in society about reimbursement decisions.

"We're going to take care of people dying on the street," Trump* *said* *in the New Hampshire debate, and that full notion of social security has become more explicit in the billionaire's talk lately.

Although there was no health law representative, we expected more explicit discussion of this issue given the centrality of legal liability to debates around medical tourism.

Weaver was more explicit.