Sentence examples for resolve a debate from inspiring English sources
Some professors said they welcomed the opportunity to try to resolve a debate that has been brewing for years.
STEVE COLL: Okay shall we turn to some questions…here's one… QUESTION FROM BILL: Can you guys resolve a debate I'm having with a buddy of mine?
The researchers said the study helped resolve a debate over whether cigarette prices affect the number of teenagers who begin smoking.
As an indication of just how difficult their position is, representatives from the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries met two months ago in Abu Dhabi and could not resolve a debate over whether to add more oil to the market.
Each side brought numbers as evidence for the righteousness of its cause, but it was clear that they were motivated by something deeper — a reminder, for an outsider like me who now lives in a very different political climate, that math can never really resolve a debate rooted in history, culture and values.
Don't Ask, Don't Tell began as an inadequate and deeply flawed compromise that attempted to resolve a debate that raged at all levels of our society -- in families, communities, and among military and political leaders.
It also may be an important clue toward resolving a debate about how much, and even whether, to try to prevent large forest fires.
Therefore, the hierarchical model of affect accounted for both the bipolarity of pleasantness-unpleasantness and the independence of PA and NA, effectively resolving a debate that occupied the literature for decades.
Even if there is an agreement, it is unlikely to resolve a separate debate over the limit on the amount the government can borrow.
Nonetheless, the findings of Dr. Garrick-Bethell and his colleagues, which appear in the current issue of the journal Science, may help resolve a longstanding debate.
Ministers must also resolve a fierce debate over whether banks with insurance arms should be regulated more lightly, and a deal will probably come in the middle of this month.
