Sentence examples for widely argued that from inspiring English sources

Legal ethicists widely argued that he should not take part in the case.

"It has been widely argued that there needs to be a transformation of existing scientific culture to one where responsible data sharing should be the norm".

These are functions Israel would otherwise have to carry out itself, and it has been widely argued that Israel will make every effort to keep the authority functioning.

It is widely argued that the recent investment boom has simply exacerbated China's overcapacity, which will reduce the return on capital and eventually drag down its growth rate.

It had been widely argued that our ability to make these sounds was fixed when modern humans appeared on the African savannah, about 300,000 years ago.

It has been widely argued that habitat fragmentation is bad for (meta population persistence and that a high level of fragmentation is a similarly undesirable characteristic for a reserve network.

"It is widely argued now that the existence of the camp is as much a radicalising and destabilising influence as it is a safeguard to security". But she and the report also praised the work of the Cuban dissident Oswaldo Paya in calling for democracy on the rest of the Cuban island.

It was widely argued not only that the protest borrowed the anger of an issue only distantly relevant to Britain, but also that the point was being made in the wrong location: why not outside the American embassy in Grosvenor Square?

However, many in Scotland look at the discussion from an alternative perspective – one that isn't widely argued in North American soccer circles.

It has been widely argued and accepted [17, 18] that for various reasons, time delay should be taken into consideration in modeling.

Roscoe et al. [43] define (sigma_{text{o}}^{{prime }}) as the effective stress corresponding to e ref. It has been widely argued (e.g. [6, 40]) that, although Eq. (2) provides a dimensionally consistent relationship, its use to represent the compression behaviour is still limited, mainly because: 1. at high pressure most soils show non-linear compression behaviour in an e-lnσ′ plot;   2.