Sentence examples similar to somewhat protracted debate from inspiring English sources

Each issue has generated protracted debate.

Raeburn once watched a protracted debate between Barker and Alan Lomax, the nation's best-known ethnomusicologist, at a jazz symposium in New Orleans.

"This is especially pertinent in Ceredigion, where there has been protracted debate as to the future of Bronglais hospital and other cottage hospitals in the county.

Kennedy has threatened "protracted" debate on the nomination once it reaches the floor, perhaps later this month.

On Long Island last summer, two school districts, fearful of being exclusionary, had protracted debates over whether to let the Scouts meet in school buildings.

Children suffer far more from these battles than they would if their parents' protracted debates were shortened by several years by being exposed to public scrutiny.

The divisive and protracted debate came to a head Thursday.

However, also important in this regard was the protracted debate dispute over racism.

Or will their own party bring them down with a protracted debate on climate change policies?

Instead of a quick decision, he got a protracted debate that continued into the weekend.

Protracted debate and sluggish consensus building are existential demands for India and Europe, not just some annoying character flaw.