Sentence examples for much argument about from inspiring English sources

There could be much argument about which country has the world's best players.

There was much argument about whether giving names to different types of music was strictly necessary.

Two off-duty marines and a civilian were arrested on January 12th.There is much argument about the West's horses.

Meanwhile, I don't think there is much argument about Middlemarch being the novel of the 19th century.

But governments still find that sort of integration difficult to achieve.In principle, there is not much argument about the desirability of putting government online.

Not only is there much argument about the impact of credit on the economy, there is also no reliable theory governing banks' balance-sheets.

There was as much argument among contemporaries about the impact of railways as there was about the impact of steam engines in factories, but there was general agreement about the fact that the coming of the railway marked a great divide in British social history.

But there was never much argument at home about the newspaper's right to publish the cartoons.

(There was much argument among the girls about whether it was strictly necessary to cover your eyes during kissing scenes or scenes involving Colin Firth on horseback, for example—so as to avoid irreparable harm to your modesty).

"It's not just about a home; there's a much broader argument about social fabric.

The fuss about stem cells may have been prompted by abortion, but it has led into a much wider argument about cloning.