Sentence examples for much discussed issue from inspiring English sources

When the morality of obedience and disobedience next became a much discussed issue, it was a religious as much as a philosophical discussion.

They also warned the authorities against imposing a state of emergency, a much discussed issue in the last days.

Spontaneous generation, that is, the generation of life without their being any parents, as when worms grow in decay, is a much discussed issue of medieval physics and metaphysics.

A much discussed issue in the context of biobanks in general is that of consent.

Rick Hamlin draws much-needed attention to the rarely discussed issue of underestimated recovery time after surgery.

Now, it is an openly discussed issue".

Typically there's heartache — an adult child unable or unwilling to be a parent — so it's not an issue much discussed publicly.

Another issue much discussed in the secondary literature is the extent to which Xunzi's attitude towards tian (nature or heaven) had a religious dimension.

A major recurring issue, much discussed when developing common targets, concerned the lack of knowledge regarding the connection between climate change and specific health effects.

The issue is much discussed on campuses, where women in some arts faculties in particular may heavily outnumber men, making up to 70 percent of students in some classes.

Ms. Sozzani found it perfectly appropriate to publish special issues (with much discussed gory "glamour" photos) on plastic surgery, domestic violence, racism and the environment, all the while other fashion mags bored with icy artifice in studio-shots or luxurious robes in the desert and such.