Sentence examples for robustly debated from inspiring English sources
He knows the England captain should always be robustly debated".
But any project as ambitious and expensive as health care reform must be robustly debated.
But the question of whether small-business owners are encouraged or deterred by marginal tax rates is robustly debated by economists.
"As I travel, people come up to me and say, 'Oh, I'm so enthusiastic about Trump,' and then two seconds later it's 'but I wish he'd stop tweeting' or 'I voted for him and I hoped he would do better but he's not.' " In Washington these days, Republicans are robustly debating how to categorize Trump: Is he a one-off, an outsider who just happened to win a once-in-a-lifetime upset?
A Cabinet Office spokesperson said: "It is right and proper for the bill to be debated robustly in the House of Lords and we will take on comments.
"This issue was debated openly, robustly and was …sometimes very difficult for the members themselves," Mantashe said at a news conference at ANC headquarters.
The play is the first by Julian Mulvey, a media consultant to Democratic politicians, and in it his affection for the days when ideas were debated elegantly and robustly is evident.
Their phylogenetic position was long debated but molecular phylogenies now robustly place them within the eukaryote supergroup Rhizaria, as sister group to the omnivorous vampyrellid amoebae [ 3, 4].
Natural England said while different individual views were expressed during meetings, what was important was that board members were able to debate the evidence robustly, as they had with bTB.
The offence we propose will not prevent people from debating or ridiculing religions and beliefs as robustly as happens today.
