Sentence examples for there may be debates from inspiring English sources

There may be debates about whether Koufax at his peak was the most dominating pitcher ever, but undoubtedly he was the most beautiful -- tall, graceful and fluid, releasing the ball, in the words of Leavy, "with such velocity and spin that when the ball met the wind, the air cried".

Whilst there may be debates about the appropriate allocation of funding to different research methodologies within genomics research, it is clear that genomics research will continue to advance rapidly.

There may be debate over how to carry out the reforms outlined in the master plan approved by the trustees of the City University of New York (news article, May 23).

But while there may be debate about the extent of Mr. Millepied's talent, there is no doubt that he is intelligent and ambitious, with a knack for attracting donors.

Though there may be debate about the safety of the landfill's surface, no one has denied the toxicity of the leachate that filtered through it and now spreads underground some two miles toward Sunken Meadow Creek.

While there may be debate in the medical and public health communities about exactly how often and for whom to recommend testing, we should all be able to agree that the simplicity of a clear message on routine, annual HIV testing makes sense.

While there may be debate about whether Miller actually intended to be defending such a view, it is worthwhile to consider it.

There may be debate but for most of us there is very little controversy.

There may be debate about the cause of an event, but never over whether or not the event actually occurred.

However, while there may be debate about the importance or extent of the historical change in David I's era, no historian doubts that it was taking place.

"There may be debate regarding a peace partner today, but there is uncertainty regarding the existence of a partner tomorrow," he said.