Sentence examples similar to too debated from inspiring English sources

We want staff to be noisy too: debating their craft and speaking up for how they want to change education.

She should not spend too debating that: this was a silver won, not a gold lost, and Vos is a rare talent.

Even the performance of the UK economy was for too long debated with too few statistical tools.

But there were political obstacles, too — debates about whether closing the bathhouses where the disease was spreading would violate civil liberties.

Inevitably, too, debate is already accelerating about what it would mean for Argentine soccer and Martino if the team failed to triumph, or won with insufficient flair.

I lingered too long, debating over tulips vs. Gerber daisies.

Officials in Britain, too, are debating its central bank's ability to do more.

"As to the 'Is it too soon?' debate," Paul Greengrass, the movie's British director, muses, "well..."...

Many other countries, too, are debating how to balance privacy and freedom as drones proliferate.

Finally, six letters also survive under Demosthenes's name and their authorship too is hotly debated.

Anything too contentious gets debated at a bimonthly general meeting.