Sentence examples for most intense debate from inspiring English sources

The most intense debate in Vernal has been over a natural resource that everyone uses: air.

In Washington, Snowden's subsequent leaks created the most intense debate about the tradeoffs between national security and individual liberty since the attacks of September 11th.

Some of the most intense debate comes from the spontaneous conversations between the Palestinian Lara Abou Saifan — whose departure for Washington from Beirut, Lebanon, was complicated when Israeli bombing closed the airport there — and one of the show's cameramen, Guy Livneh, an Israeli, as it turned out.

But the crippled frogs promise to spark the most intense debate.

However, it is the move to get trusts to be open over staffing levels that is attracting the most intense debate.

The most intense debate concerned the Common Core State Standards.

In February 1968, when some of the most intense debates of the committee were occurring, Mr. Kerry was on a ship headed for Vietnam.

Still, the attacks on Dr. Dean turned the session into one of the year's most intense debates, and it left Dr. Dean appearing rattled and upset.

But Mr. Fox still must persuade Mexicans to accept higher taxes, and his evolving plans for fiscal reform are likely to be the focus of the most intense debates of his first months in office.

The deaths from boating have continued despite the creation of a network of refuges and slow-speed boating zones, and a result is one of the country's most intense debates over an endangered species.

Looking back, I think some of the most intense debates about this much scrutinised project highlights how Amref finds itself caught between developing a good model of development practice and delivering life-changing aid to a very deprived community.