Sentence examples for worried debate from inspiring English sources

There was much worried debate about the new fashion for 4-5-1 killing the buzz at the time.

The number of injury and fitness concerns, however, have prompted worried debate as to how he solves his problems of deployment as the tournament has edged closer.

Whether humanity will find new ways of using its labour, or the future will be given over to forced leisure, is a matter of much worried debate among economists.

And it suggests that the angry, worried debate over how to improve the nation's mediocre education — pitting the teachers' unions and the advocates of more money for public schools against the champions of school vouchers and standardized tests — is missing the most important part: infants and toddlers.

As recently as 2010, "Precious: Based on the Novel 'Push' by Sapphire," which was directed by Mr. Daniels, provoked worried debate about the status of African-American cinema when it stood out as the only movie by a black director ever to be nominated for a best picture Oscar.

Clarett caused worried debate this season by suggesting in an interview that he might turn professional after the season.

At the moment the news for which everybody is waiting is the Prime Minister's expected announcement of the dispatch of troops to Zambia, which, when it comes, will certainly add to the worried national debate on Rhodesia now rumbling through the country.

The New Yorker, December 11 , 1965P. 225 At the moment the news for which everybody is waiting is the Prime Minister's expected announcement of the dispatch of troops to Zambia, which, when it comes, will certainly add to the worried national debate on Rhodesia now rumbling through the country.

He has grasped the dagger and plunged it between the prime minister's shoulderblades while other likely assassins or reshuffle refuseniks - David Miliband, John Hutton, Tessa Jowell, Caroline Flint - worried and debated about the right course of action.

The chairman reiterated his view that toying with the debt ceiling — some Republicans want to use the vote to force the Obama administration to make immediate spending cuts — could be disastrous if it resulted in a time-consuming debate that worried debt markets and forced the Treasury to default.

"I am quite worried about the [immigration] debate in the UK.