Sentence examples similar to subsequent to considerable argument from inspiring English sources

After considerable argument, the decision to proceed ultimately fell to an unlikely political expediency.

The administration's legislative proposals are likely to be similar to bills that Congressional Democrats have proposed, but there is still room for considerable argument over details.

Today, there is considerable argument over whether to use whole eggs, just the yolks, or both.

To some extent (although there is considerable argument about this area) these methods allowed a far-reaching reformulation of the metaphysics of modality (Normore 2003; cf. Knuuttila 1993).

Yet there should be considerable argument about how to achieve the administration's goal in a way that does not continue to weaken the United States.

There has been considerable argument among paleontologists about whether the main wing membranes (brachiopatagia) attached to the hind limbs, and if so, where.

This led to considerable public controversy.

The UK, as founded in 1707, subject to considerable subsequent amendment, remains in force.

Farming and herding were introduced to Europe from the Near East and Anatolia; there are, however, considerable arguments about the mechanisms of this transition.

Here, we have described a considerable decline in BTB integrity subsequent to moderate spinal contusion injury in the adult rat.

Thanks to considerable prepublication buzz, Thrall's argument in the first chapter is familiar to many Israel-Palestine watchers.