Sentence examples for of considerable argument from inspiring English sources
These problems of the "subtlety" of dharma and the inevitability of its violation, central themes in both epics, remained the locus of considerable argument throughout Indian history, both at the level of abstract philosophy and in local performance traditions.
Whether ultrasound-guided central venous access should be part of routine practice remains an issue of considerable debate [ 47- 50], but this argument has been virtually resolved in the critical care setting owing to the elegant work of Karakitsos and colleagues [ 51].
This is an area of considerable controversy.
More importantly, if we consider the present as a reliable proxy for its past, then the current existence of all these proposed stages in the virosphere is a considerable argument in favor of the viral origin for DNA.
Despite considerable argument about which of these parameters is better [ 29- 32], both are usually employed in clinical practice and their calculations are included in all blood-gas analyzers.
To some extent (although there is considerable argument about this area) these methods allowed a far-reaching reformulation of the metaphysics of modality (Normore 2003; cf. Knuuttila 1993).
Today, there is considerable argument over whether to use whole eggs, just the yolks, or both.
After considerable argument, the decision to proceed ultimately fell to an unlikely political expediency.
Furthermore, there is considerable argument about whether the trivalent vaccines show protective abilities against the Andong strain through the cross-reactivity of antibodies induced by trivalent vaccination [ 24].
Farming and herding were introduced to Europe from the Near East and Anatolia; there are, however, considerable arguments about the mechanisms of this transition.
"Arguments of considerable ferocity will arise as to whether a new piece of equipment would have been bought anyway with the risk that the government ends up funnelling billions of dollars to companies to subsidise their profits without achieving any real additional cuts to emissions," you told parliament, with remarkable prescience.
