Sentence examples for vehemently discussed from inspiring English sources
Layer 3 switching is a subject vehemently discussed in the networking community.
Within the domain of public health, vector-borne diseases are among the most vehemently discussed issues.
Latino voters especially feel the urgency to vote in a presidential race where immigrants have been demonized, and their contributions to the economy have been vehemently discussed as part of this long, contentious election cycle.
The Disney company is releasing the film, which was a coproduction with the BBC and Essential Media, and from what we heard they vehemently discussed many aspects of Disney's portrayal but never censored the filmmakers.
For the moment, though, amid the joyful crowd, they formed a huddle with Allan Lamb, a former English player, and the three of them began vehemently discussing who should never have been named to the team.
Why or why not?" Letters should be vehemently persuasive for either side of the argument and should incorporate information about each of the five contexts explored in the article read in class and researched and discussed by groups.
When I called Hammer asking to discuss the Bilzerian family finances, he vehemently declined to comment.
BENJAMIN HOFFMANIn His Own Words 'Generals win the wars, politicians make the peace.' -- Discussing the N.F.L.-A.F.L. merger, which he was vehemently opposed to, during his tenure as the commissioner of the A.F.L.
Democratic lawmakers have requested a hearing to discuss the importance of Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security -- programs that face cuts from the deficit-reduction committee, even though such proposals have been vehemently protested by thousands in recent days.
