Sentence examples for of considerable discussion from inspiring English sources
The government's Prevent programme was the subject of considerable discussion in the sector this year, little of it positive.
Why the comparatively powerless United States took on the imperial power still remains a matter of considerable discussion.
The likelihood of viewers sticking with — or changing the channels on — Mr. Letterman has been the subject of considerable discussion on blogs.
An American trade official described the latest attempt at a settlement as a product of "considerable discussion" with Canadian negotiators and a "shared proposal".
Exactly what persisted in the state of nirvana has been the subject of considerable discussion over the history of the tradition, though it has been described as bliss unchanging, secure, and unconditioned.
When it came to trying to decide which theories of child-rearing were highly beneficial and which were absolutely ruinous to the future of your child — a subject of considerable discussion among some parents we knew — we agreed on a simple notion: your children are either the center of your life or they're not, and the rest is commentary.
Although the Gospel is ostensibly written by John, "the beloved disciple" of Jesus, there has been considerable discussion of the actual identity of the author.
First, the skepticism of grantee staff about the importance and success of evaluation required considerable discussion.
We always keep up with our work because should we not they shout at us". (clinic 3) Treatment supporters especially resented these payment problems and, as some of the focus group discussions were conducted at the time of delayed payment, there was considerable discussion of how this impacted on their lives.
Reporting of ER generated considerable discussion.
Carcinoma of the bronchus was chosen "after considerable discussion" because of "the vast amount of material which was available and the existence of a good deal of confusion of thought about the best form of treatment".
