Sentence examples for the persistent debate from inspiring English sources

But the persistent debate highlights the city's problems.Jakarta is the largest city in the world without a metro.

The period neutralizes the persistent debate about the characters' anti-Semitic remarks, not by attributing them to Shakespeare's own biased era, but by framing them as the product of a vicious historical moment in our own.

The president's four-and-a-half-hour flight here, for events that did not end until after midnight East Coast time, showed how much effort the White House is devoting to his re-election campaign in the middle of the persistent debate about national security.

Among them are the housing slump, which closed off the pipeline of new developments in the area; the arrival of nationwide chain businesses in the district, like a Red Lobster set to open on West 125th Street near the Apollo Theater; and the persistent debate over gentrification.

Embarrassingly for the Saudi authorities, who put him through an expensive rehabilitation programme, he began tweeting in November from Syria, where he has joined the ranks of another branch of al-Qaeda.It is Twitter, too, that exposes the fiercest quarrels in the persistent debate between conservatives and reformers.

In the persistent debate surrounding inequities in public education, two factions exist.

In this view, sirenomelia can be considered a particular manifestation of CD, in contrast to the still persistent debate in the clinic regarding whether sirenomelia is a distinct entity.

The result is persistent debate, whether the issue is how to manage forests to reduce wildfires, how to set limits for chemicals in food to prevent cancer, or -- in this case -- how to figure out whether people are dangerously fiddling with the global thermostat.

Protected by international law and professional consensus [ 13], an adolescent's right to confidentiality, however, remains the object of persistent debate [ 14].

Within microbial eukaryotes, the protists, there is a persistent debate over how much diversity exists, irrespective of how we divide it up.

However, there is persistent debate about the impact of an increased preoperative CEA as an independent predictive tumour marker in patients with rectal cancer.