Sentence examples for present debate about from inspiring English sources

As the present debate about Question Time demonstrates, maintaining this space is sometimes difficult and controversial.

It seems to me that these results, if truly indicative of what people actually believe, are highly significant for the present debate about religion.

As with real wars, the present debate about the scope and authority of science seems to suck in more and more conflicts as it runs.

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).

These recent data are also relevant to the present debate about "driver" and "passenger" mutations in cancer genomes.

Finally, much of respondents discussion on nontargeted HIV screening and making HIV screening similar to screening for other treatable medical conditions disagreement highlighted the still present debate about HIV exceptionalism, and whether HIV and HIV testing should still be treated differently than other medical diseases.

Looking at the natural disasters wrought upon Pharaoh's kingdom in the narrative leading up to the Israelite exodus from Egypt provides a surprising parallel to the present debates about global warming.

Ironically, it would seem that that is precisely what the program in which Bolt has agreed to participate might well do, by presenting the ongoing, emotionally charged debate about recognition as a simplistic "for" or "against", black/white, proposition.

You wouldn't know it from the present debate, which is overwhelmingly about what should not be allowed, rather than what should go ahead or be fully considered in their context.The next sacrificial lamb on the chopping block was David Willetts, who proposed supply-side reforms to university admissions by lifting the cap on numbers.

The present debate on what to do about gun violence as a result of the Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre reminds me of an observation by Winston Churchill: "The American people will find a solution to every problem after they've tried everything else".

Concerning neurological/stroke patients, there is at present intense debate about whether the small hospital unit at Longyearbyen on the Svalbard Islands should be equipped with a CT scanner.