Sentence examples for under much debate from inspiring English sources

The subject of leading Hollywood women has been under much debate of late.

The pore-size dependence of liquid diffusivity in mesopores has been under much debate as two opposite views have been developed.

However, while demand for fairtrade products does go beyond UK consumers, many countries are yet to see a market for these goods and fairtrade as market mechanism has come under much debate.

We do not change storage levels because, even though there are pipeline projects under construction, it is under much debate on how much additional capacity is necessary [36].

Recently this issue has come under much debate (see De Houwer 2014, Mandelbaum forthcoming; see also the entry on implicit bias).

However, whether senescence is a required step in organismal, aging is still under much debate.

Two passages stand out from the publications under study: There is much debate about the use of the word "victim" to describe children who may have been trafficked; many people think this label can trap children in a situation of powerlessness.

But the notion of army troops patrolling the streets and even making arrests has caused much debate and has quickly come under attack.

After much debate, this winter they are going under the meat.

After much debate, many academic circles have concluded that under the right circumstances, infrastructure stocks may be a promoter for growth.

Introduction of the Local Government Bill in March 1888 caused much debate in the Potteries about the position of the towns under the proposed council structure.