Sentence examples for troubling debate from inspiring English sources

Is a troubling debate about the wider issue of suicide inevitable?Not inevitable perhaps, but likely.

Even in the context of the troubling debate over the lobbying act, this is quite a statement.

The Schiavo case is, among other things, a proxy for the legally resolved but still troubling debate over abortion.

What prompted the most troubling debate was the "coal torpedo," an explosive device set in a block of cast iron "dipped in beeswax and pitch and covered with coal dust," so that it looked like a regular piece of coal.

When you think about the eruption of strangers into his closed world you begin to get a glimpse of some the troubling debates of modern life".

To a troubling extent, the debate is happening in the dark.

"The Ontogeny of Information" is a critical intervention into the ongoing and perpetually troubling nature-nurture debates surrounding human development.

In the four revisions of the D.S.M. since 1980, diagnoses have appeared and disappeared, and symptom lists have been tweaked and rejiggered with troubling regularity, generally after debate that seems more suited to the floors of Congress than the halls of science.

Schubert's sexuality is the subject of unending and irresoluble debate, the troubling issue of Benjamin Britten's alleged paedophile tendencies remains obsessive, while the destroyed letters between Brahms and his late-mentor's widow, Clara Schumann, provide infinite non-existent material for the prurient.

The third reason, he told The Huffington Post, is the most troubling: "manipulation" of the debate by the right.

This is a troubling direction for the debate to continue because we are uber-simplifying what is actually a transformative shift in American life.