Sentence examples for peripheral debate from inspiring English sources

But this laissez-faire strategy guarantees that the rather peripheral debate over the public option will continue to dominate the health-care discussion.

All these useless peripheral debates other than just doing our jobs as best we can".

In America, the Paris attacks have precipitated peripheral debates about whether the United States is waging war on Islam and the question of whether to admit Syrian refugees, rather than ways to address the wider problems of the Middle East.

The argument that reducing inequality is peripheral to the debate is simply wrong.

Many seemed concerned about issues that are either not in the health care legislation or are peripheral to the debate in Washington — abortion, euthanasia, coverage of immigrants, privacy.

Because such work often does not foreground specific arguments, many digital humanities projects can seem peripheral to the debates and questions that animate their own research.

Still, the greater disappointment out of this most recent development is that Hughes should be used as a pawn in a debate so peripheral to his life and death.

Mr. Graham gave new prominence to an issue that has long been a favorite of conservatives advocating reduced immigration, but has been peripheral to the immigration debate in Congress.

It critically examines a largely unknown modernist archive that flourished on the edges of the European and Near Eastern cultural systems, thereby contributing to ongoing debates on "peripheral" modernities.

Pathophysiology of cranial nerve compression rizopathies is still debated as peripheral and central theories are equally considered.

Consider the choice: sitting out Labour's low-level internal debate as a peripheral figure in the Lords; or, potentially making an impact in improving creaking infrastructure.