Sentence examples for this prominent debate from inspiring English sources

Next they proposed setting up a 'Red Team' of climate deniers to debate the mainstream climate science 'Blue Team.' But Trump's chief of staff John Kelly worried that having this prominent debate on the record would be a distraction and potentially expose the administration to litigation, so he killed the idea.

One of the prominent debates on migration policy is whether or not international law should protect people displaced by environmental disasters.

The most prominent debate of this kind is the debate about the ontological argument for the existence of God.

The most prominent debate in this area concerns the representational format of visual mental images, and, in particular, the question of whether visual mental images are "picture-like" in the sense they can be "mentally scanned" in much the way that we can visually scan objects that we see.

And they're surprised that this is even an issue they have to lobby so hard for: The relatively obscure bank has always had its critics, but it's never risen to such a prominent debate before.

Beginning in 1879, Walker and the political economist Henry George engaged in a prominent debate over economic rents, land, money, and taxes.

To many people the most prominent debate of the day is seemingly between the economy and the environment, and in today's economic climate the health of the economy is often deemed more important.

Prominent debate over the quantity of vaginal nerve endings began with Alfred Kinsey; although Sigmund Freud's theory that clitoral orgasms are a prepubertal or adolescent phenomenon and that vaginal (or G-spot) orgasms are something that only physically mature females experience had been criticized by few researchers before, Kinsey was the first researcher to harshly criticize the theory.

There has been a prominent debate of the relevance of the so-called "fish meal trap".

Mr. Zimmer began the debate by complaining that Mr. Lautenberg had rebuffed his efforts to have more prominent debates, and more of them.

Akan analyzes prominent debates in both countries on topics such as the visibility of the headscarf and other religious symbols, religion courses in the public school curriculum, and state salaries for clerics and imams.