Sentence examples for of the present debate from inspiring English sources

The simplicity underscoring much of the present debate belies just how complicated schools can be.

In my view, that is what the present paper does in the context of the present debate.

This is accepted by an increasing number of contributors to the present debate.

The rich have done very well in recent decades and the richest have done best of all.The present debate hinges on whether these changes have been for the good, which addresses the third question about how the rich have responded.

"I'm breaking my silence today to make a point, not about abuse," Ms. Roy wrote, "but about the importance of consent in the present debate over women's rights and gender equality in India".

I'm breaking my silence today to make a point, not about abuse, but about the importance of consent in the present debate over women's rights and gender equality in India.

The finding that methylglyoxal-type AGE is found in membranes representing the endfeet of Müller cells is of particular clinical interest, given the present debate concerning the role of neuroglia in the course and pathogenesis of diabetic retinopathy, and the possible role of these specific AGEs in the link between metabolic stress and transcriptional regulation of genes in Müller cells [ 41].

This is no exculpation of Mr. Mobutu, but, in the present debate over the role of international financial institutions, it helps explain just why Congo -- and many other African countries to a less dramatic degree -- got into such an enormous financial mess.

Considering the present debate of a potential malignant transformation of KA with atypia into an invasive tumour it was intriguing that vascular density in mKAs – but not nKAs – was comparable or even higher than in invasive late stage SCCs.

Whereas the mainstream of present debate about collective intentionality has no direct roots in early social theory or phenomenology, Wilfrid Sellars' concept of we-intention is sometimes mentioned as the point of departure in the literature (Tuomela & Miller 1988).

Despite what people from all sides of Labour's present debate might suggest, the fractures in the Labour party aren't really about Corbyn but the politics he represents.