Sentence examples for needless debate from inspiring English sources

But because legal theories conceived of by their authors as positivist are, by and large, dominant in the milieux of those likely to be reading this entry, it seems appropriate to refer to those theories along the way, in the hope of overcoming misunderstandings that (while stimulating certain clarifications and improvements of natural law theorizing) have generated some needless debate.

Avoid needless debates with people.

Needless to say, the debate over how we catch colds probably isn't going to end soon.

Needless to say, that debate is once again garnering national attention in the wake of Wednesday's horrific event.

Needless to say this dismissal spurred some debate; debate especially among lobby groups and the legislature to enact laws to counter this behavior.

Needless to say, Tuesday's debate promises to be quite a show, highlighting the darker twists that the Republican primary race has taken since we last saw these candidates.

Its needless restructuring has invited a fresh debate about markets in health provision, as a result of which the erstwhile consensus for liberal reform has disintegrated.

Needless to say, there is much debate about whether this was the best allocation of resources, given the state not only of the global economy, but also the economy of Trinidad and Tobago.

Needless to say that the selection debates, mooted personality clashes and pre-tour verbals that so often flow at this juncture in the Australian summer are not only missing, but in hindsight seem so absurd.

It just allows the debate to continue without causing needless damage to the economy.

Needless to say, Trump and Clinton would lose any debate to Jill Stein, simply because Stein's policies and value system aren't based upon money or power.