Sentences with phrase «contentious question»

The Fox News host prided himself on asking contentious questions in a statement released earlier in the month, but also suggested his interview with President Trump could be a bit less hard - hitting.

School districts and unions ultimately agreed to evaluation systems that declared virtually every educator satisfactory and set aside more contentious questions of whether students were learning.

For the scientific community, the release of public polls on contentious questions of science usually makes us feel like Bill Murray's character in the film Groundhog Day.

But as ever with our legislators, politics seems to be trumping sound decision making, and this less - controversial idea is thoroughly tied up with more contentious questions around immigration reform and general partisan bickering.

O'Reilly prided himself on asking contentious questions in those chats with the former leader of America, but also suggested his interview with President Trump could be a bit less hard - hitting.

The new work addresses what David Puts, a biological anthropologist at Pennsylvania State University, University Park, calls «one of the most contentious questions in the study of the evolution of human sexuality: whether women's orgasm has an evolutionary function.»

But what is most readily apparent is the increasing engagement with contentious questions of the contemporary world that characterises the multi-media work of the artists in the list.

One of the many contentious questions about cryptocurrency is whether the technology can really shift paradigms and revolutionize the way the...

The looming contentious question is «Who pays?»

About this Book: Fact and Fiction in Global Energy Policy 15 Contentious Questions Benjamin K. Sovacool, Marilyn A. Brown, and Scott V. Valentine Johns Hopkins University Press, 2016

I know this is a highly contentious question and I am bound to get a number of answers about turning rotors at every pad replacement but this is going to be a simple replace or keep question as I don't like turned rotors.

«So it happens that the experts who talk publicly about politically contentious questions tend to speak more clearly than they think.

Reductions in the amount paid for a bonus, commission rates, and other variable compensation plans often raise contentious questions as to whether the employer was entitled to change these particular terms of employment at its discretion.

The challenging and contentious questions of Adam and the other Toastmasters really helped make me a better climate change communicator.

But the most contentious question is always whether an elected second chamber would have more powers, which would weaken the House of Commons

However challenging and time consuming it may be to respond to such requests, scientists and their institutions, when working under federal or state grants, shouldn't get special consideration because the workload might discourage them from doing work on contentious questions.

It's a contentious question especially in the start - up world.

It's a contentious question.

On the contentious question of what good news the church has for gay Christians, few books are more sober, plodding, or poignant than Oliver O'Donovan's Church in Crisis.

As pastor of Bethlehem Baptist Church in Minneapolis, John Piper has been addressing these contentious questions for years.

This itself is a contentious question.

Why shouldn't we continue a discussion that has been going on for years, particularly when there might be a resolution to a contentious question?

Let's leave aside the contentious question of whether federal tax dollars should be used to fund arts / entertainment.

But just how close adult and reprogrammed stem cells can come to matching the capabilities of embryonic stem cells has become a contentious question in the debate over whether the federal government should continue funding research on embryonic lines.

Explaining why people offer such small sums to play a gamble with infinite expected value remains a contentious question in economics and philosophy.