And more controversially, recently,

And most controversially, it means the tar sands.

We debated the problem.

She debated about his offer.

They debated closing the school.

We debated the matter at length.

That's a hotly debated topic these days.

We debated on the question of world population.

This problem has been debated by many economists.

He debated on the problem with his parents.

The teachers debated the problem with the parents.

They debated, should it have one S or two?

They debated, should it have one S or two?

In the shrine, the Masters of Shikoku debated endlessly.

Hotly debated topics proactive stance against discrimination and school busing.

I debated whether to ask her about it or not.

I debated for hours with my friends on the subject.

The two teams debated on the issue of nuclear power.

And this was debated in Congress for ages and ages.

So he held on hem while we debated what to do.

This is still hotly debated. Language is generally held to influence thought.

The question has been pondered and debated for centuries without adequate resolution.

Or, controversially, and not without its risks, what happens if we just gave it to the whole public?

Then they debated with one another what they must do, and they kept their talk secret.

Then they debated one with another what they must do, and they kept their counsel secret.

This was a nineteenth century British law case that's famous and much debated in law schools.

Mercury is the smallest of the planets that is not debated whether it is a planet.

Well I used to love English literature, and I debated in college, which one should I do?

And as they wrote and debated, rather than seeing the films as artifacts, they began to see themselves.

But growing up at 915, compassion was not a word to be debated it was a sensibility to how we are together.

And not only is cyberwarfare not covered by existing legal frameworks, but the question of what exactly constitutes cyberwarfare is still highly debated.

But even though they're a bit, well, old, these first 10 amendments are still the most debated and discussed section of our Constitution today.

Dr. Atkins and I debated each other many times before he died, and we agreed that Americans eat too many simple carbs, the bad carbs, and these are things like (Laughter)

But perhaps the most challenging part was to convince the regulators a matter which was debated in the parliament that a young female surgeon be allowed the opportunity to pioneer for her country.

The idea of transgenerational inheritance of Epigenetic marks is still being debated and studied in terms of humans, but I should add that in non human organisms, mice, flies, worms, there's mounting evidence that this theory holds true.

So, in the last century, OK, people debated about whether this expansion of space would continue forever whether it would slow down, you know, will be slowing down, but continue forever slow down and stop, asymptotically stop or slow down, stop, and then reverse, so it starts to contract again.

The evasion of skepticism to which I would offer the following reply it's true these questions have been debated for a very long time but the very fact that they have reoccurred and persisted may suggest that though they're impossible in one sense their unavoidable in another and the reason they're unavoidable the reason they're inescapable is that we live some answer to these questions every day.