Sentence examples for more recent debate from inspiring English sources

The more recent debate about "evidence-based" therapies is an old one in the psychological world, pitting our competent researchers against clinicians.

On the other hand, more recent debate has questioned whether there is anything like a fixed toolkit of methods which is common across science and only science.

Before starting such a mapping exercise, however, our paper introduces the more recent debate about interconnections between different resources, what we refer to as the "resource nexus" [4, 5, 6, 7, 8].

That adds to more recent debate over whether young people are packing up and moving out.

A more recent debate concerns the integration of design thinking into strategic management as a cross-disciplinary and human-centred approach to management.

A second, more recent debate about student knowledge resulted in new connotations for misconceptions, however.

During the first decades of the 20th century, A&P's stores replicated so virally and offered goods so cheaply that they put thousands of mom and pop stores out of business, presaging more recent debates about Wal-Mart's oozing retail dominance.

Next, we address more recent debates about the best species concept and suggest a solution.

For researchers interested in more recent debates about pastoralism, the book is a useful resource for understanding the history of livestock disease policies in specific countries and the long history of disease control priorities being linked to trade priorities.

Their positions are developed in close relation to the work of Scheler, who provided influential insights into the nature of groups (cf. 1913/16, 1923), and anticipate many aspects of more recent debates about "social ontology" (for some of these aspects, cf. Mulligan 2001, Schmid 2012, Schmid/Schweikard 2013).

From early ideas about succession [21], [22] through more recent debates about community assembly [23], [24] to current research into macroecological patterns [25], the debate as to whether perceived patterns in ecosystem properties are the result of chance, biological processes or bias in the data has been an enduring theme in ecological research.