Sentence examples for much debated and from inspiring English sources
That issue is much debated, and litigated, in the smartphone arena.
Whether he passed those hazy boundary lines is much debated and not very important.
The origin of paired fins has been much debated, and many theories have been put forward in explanation.
Why women love or hate these films has been much debated, and their portrayals of the female sex endlessly dissected by women.
The new certification system comes at a time when the performance of teachers is being much debated and more closely linked to the success of schools.
When the meaning of Britishness is so much debated, and with the war remaining the standard benchmark of this nation's virtue, we'd do well to remember this.
Yet, the association remains equivocal and much debated (Terry and Rohan, 2002; Johnson, 2005).
The constitutionality of the fix has been much debated, however, and the U.S. Supreme Court has never directly ruled on it.
Obesity is much debated these days, and rightly so.
The origin and identity of this people are contested and much debated by scholars.
They operate outside that too-simple, and much debated dichotomy.
