Sentence examples for this point was debated from inspiring English sources

This point was debated in the 19th century, with some arguing that the right to make an en passant capture is a "privilege" that one cannot be compelled to exercise.

As this point was debated previously (Hauenschild, 1960; Palmer, 1974), we performed lunar free-running experiments.

In fact, some studies suggest that astrocytes may be more vulnerable to ischaemia than neurons (Garcia et al., 1993; Liu et al., 1999), although this point is debated (Gurer et al., 2009).

If considering only the use of condoms in the last six months, no association was detected between HR-HPV prevalence and this method of contraception; this point is debated and conclusions about the association between condoms' use and HR-HPV prevalence are discordant among authors [ 11].

That point is debated by economists.

The review report, although long, evades 2 major points being debated.

In our own way, the United States and the West, albeit from different starting points, are debating similar questions.

This point is heavily debated and has important consequences.

The pros and cons of this point has been debated countless times, and it seems to lose water, especially when you are looking to pass on your efforts to the next generation.

Paradoxically, the single p120 family member in invertebrates (e.g., Drosophila melanogaster, Caenorhabditis elegans) is not essential for life in most species (although this point has been debated in drosophila) [16], [17], [18].

This point has been debated for a long time by the scientific community.