Sentence examples for sharp debate about whether from inspiring English sources

But the decision, first reported by the Indian Express, has been the basis for sharp debate about whether such a move would undermine freedom of expression.

For example, he recounts that intelligence reports in mid-2002 suggesthatthAbu Musabsal-Zarqawiawi had a biological weapons laboratory in northern Iraq and prompted a sharp debate about whether to bomb it immediately.

There is an even sharper debate about whether Wiwaxia, from about, was a mollusc, and much of this centers on whether its feeding apparatus was a type of radula or more similar to that of some polychaete worms.

But the "yuck factor" has led to a sharp debate about its merits.

The United Kingdom is set to vote on whether to leave the European Union in a referendum next month, and there has been a sharp debate about the impact a departure would have on science.

There has never been a sharper debate about America among youth all over the world than today.

Still, there has been sharp debate among scientists about whether results in ferrets can predict how humans will react to similar infections, with some researchers discounting the data entirely.

Among I.B.M. directors, there had been a sharp debate over whether to hire a technologist or a professional manager.

There is sharp debate over whether these plans would be less or more expensive than plans that would be available on the open market.

Among experts in human resources, a sharp debate is under way about whether workers' commitment to their employers has waned in response to corporate downsizing and a sense that many top executives have betrayed workers and investors.

The Obama administration's decision to try Mr. Mohammed and four other terrorism suspects in a civilian court provoked sharp debate among politicians and lawyers about whether American courtrooms are the proper place for so-called enemy combatants, whose suspected crimes were hatched overseas and who viewed themselves as participants in a war against the United States.