Sentence examples for subject to considerable debate from inspiring English sources

It is subject to considerable debate and controversy.

The scope and nature of this influence remains uncertain and subject to considerable debate.

The part that the frontier played in promoting democracy has been subject to considerable debate.

And although the issue is still subject to considerable debate among economists, Fed officials have become increasingly convinced that the technology-driven upturn in the growth rate of productivity -- the most important measure of efficiency and a critical indicator of long-term economic potential -- is likely to continue for some time.

The directive is due to come into force February 2018 and has been subject to considerable debate regarding interpretation and how the requirements may be fulfilled.

Chromium toxicity, like mercury, is very dependent on the species and oxidation states present and is still subject to considerable debate [27 29].

A second process that may be equally important, although its overall significance is subject to considerable scientific debate, is deposition from bottom currents that flow parallel to the slope of the continental rise namely, contour currents.

Frequently, these reference conditions are not quantitatively defined; thus condition or meaning of a change in indicators is subject to considerable interpretation and debate.

However, CS also remains subject to considerable clinical, legal and ethical debate [ 6, 7].

Pollsters and social scientists do often adjust their top line demographic results, and some will weight on attitude measurements like party identification, to correct for non-response bias (though party weighting continues to be subject of considerable debate in the industry).

The project has been under review for more than two years now, and what to do about it seems to be a subject of considerable debate within the Administration.