Sentence examples for subject of sharp from inspiring English sources

ROME — In the newspapers and in political circles, the question of the future of the Aegean islands continues to be the subject of sharp discussion.

State Department officials said the question of whether to disarm the Mujahedeen Khalq had been the subject of sharp debate with Pentagon officials.

But whether Mr. Bush's speech will actually advance the cause of peace instantly became, like so much here, the subject of sharp dispute.

The proposal, presented to the board complete with printed examples of the new auditing statements, has been the subject of sharp debate for at least two years.

Today was the second day in a row that Mr. Lazio's voting record was the subject of sharp exchanges between the two campaigns.

The New York region is being investigated while the inspection agency's effort to revamp its inspection methods and requirements is the subject of sharp debate.

The subject of Cecil Sharp has long divided folk-song scholars.

The usage of all four phrases, but particularly the term "gun control," has been subject to sharp but temporary shifts based on news events.

Furthermore, all three are subject to sharp turns.

The peace group's call bolstered the Obama administration's unequivocal position against settlement activity, the subject of an unusually sharp dispute with Israel.

Any theory on Mappæ should consider that the texts of the fundamental tradition of Mappæ have been subjected to sharp changes.