Sentence examples for substantial debate about from inspiring English sources

Over the years there has been substantial debate about whether acupuncture really works for chronic pain.

Behind all this flim-flam about income is a more substantial debate about the future of general practice.

We found our way forward with the help of some park workers (who held quite a substantial debate about our predicament before venturing their counsel).

"There isn't a substantial debate about this, and there is this sort of attitude that you shouldn't criticize the monarchy," said Graham Smith, the campaign manager for Republic, a group that supports an elected head of state.

Its origins mean there was no central record of the system, and boundary mapping of the whole country by the Ordnance Survey was not completed until the late 19th century, so there is room for substantial debate about what parishes actually existed at a given date.

With scant precise evidence of past temperature changes on land in the tropics, there is still substantial debate about whether these regions have gotten much warmer than typical steamy tropical conditions today — with an annual average temperature of 75 to 79 degrees Fahrenheit.

Despite all the media frenzy, many observers have noted that there appears to be a lack of substantial debate in this election about a variety of important issues.

And other Democrats said it was clear that the Green New Deal would spark substantial debate across the country about how to curb climate-warming emissions and its effects.

However there is still substantial debate in the literature about what mixture should be used— e.g., Crainiceanu et al. (2003)—and it is not clear whether any of these mixtures are valid null distributions for finite sample sizes.

There was substantial debate at the time about where a sustainable accredited training programme in the field of health communication in Southern Africa could be housed, and whether there was institutional capacity to create long-term in-country health communication expertise in this region.

While there is substantial debate within the change management literature about the relative merits of intermittent versus continuous change, and planned versus emergent change, there appears to be greater consensus regarding practical guidance for emergent change.