Sentence examples for profound debates from inspiring English sources

The profound debates over the shape of the new New Orleans will take months to play out.

For these and other reasons it is in the middle of a number of profound debates, including how technology is changing the very nature of war.

Notable residents include the theologians John Hulse (1708 – 1790) who founded the Hulsean lectures at Cambridge University, and Theophilus Lindsey (1723 O.S. – 1808) who inspired the Feathers Tavern Petition against clerical subscription to the Thirty-Nine Articles, and so helped start one of the most profound debates within the Church of England in the 18th century.

On a deeper level, however, is another, more profound debate.

It is a view that will provoke profound debate in staff rooms and at breakfast tables.

The scope of executive power has become the subject of a profound debate since the Sept. 11 attacks.

The nine-member court is a product not of some profound debate or study, but of pure happenstance.

The political furore this week over the Airports Commission's recommendation to expand Heathrow has obscured a more profound debate about aviation's weakest flank: the environment.

Refusing to do so could plunge relations with the EU into crisis, perhaps forcing a profound debate about Britain's membership.

With the midterm Congressional campaign heading into the home stretch, Mr. Obama and the Republicans are engaged in a profound debate about the proper size and scope of government.

"Throughout the nation, Americans are engaged in an earnest and profound debate about the morality, legality and practicality of physician-assisted suicide," Chief Justice William Rehnquist wrote.