Sentence examples for rarely debated from inspiring English sources
The "violence question" is rarely debated openly in Palestinian society.
Congress, in turn, rewarded PMA clients with rarely debated earmarks.
Tax alleviation structures dominate company decisions, but are rarely debated by students.
Despite its much-flaunted values, the IPCC rarely debated fundamental questions about its strategy and priorities.
Yet, within EIA issues relating to heritage sites and visual impact are rarely debated or critically reflected upon.
For relatively newer thrill-seeking pursuits, like snowboarding and skateboarding, the use of a helmet is rarely debated anymore.
Members rarely debate bills or mark up legislation.
What that means in practice is complex, but it is something we rarely debate, let alone act on, properly; we would be a stronger society if we did.
Because of this, among Chinese linguists, there is rarely debate on the wordhood of lóngyǎn, but there are still some debates on the wordhood of jiāngshuǐ.
While this is a discussion worth having, the one question we rarely debate is about whether or not men have it all.
Once regarded as invincible, Merkel is suddenly vulnerable in a way that has shifted the German political conversation to a topic long whispered about but rarely publicly debated before: Who should come next?
