Sentences with phrase «different kind of debate»

Regrettably «the amount of change we could apply in the future» isn't a «given» — at least not in a scientific context (it could perhaps be a tenet of faith in a religious or political context, but that is a different kind of debate).

There needs to be varied spaces online for different kinds of debate,» he adds.

Not exact matches

I have heard many different theologians debate whether the behemoth was a crocodile or a hippo and some say it refered to a dino of some kind, none had any more proof than conjecturing about what the ancient hebrew words to describe it really meant.

Perhaps the Illinois farmers who drove into the towns from miles around to hear the Lincoln - Douglas debates were a different kind of people from the millions in their living rooms in front of the television screen.

Last night, though, we debated what kind of divided society we might become if this choice is exercised to create a diversity of schools centred on different faiths and ethnicities.

Because of that, many people wonder which food offers the complete package of omega - 3 fatty acids and there is still a loud debate in the health community about which source of omega - 3 is superior, especially in terms of comparing the benefits of fatty fish and flax seeds, both of which offer the best quality and quantity of different kinds of these precious fatty acids.

There are three different kinds of reviews that are often confused in the heat of the debate: 1) Customer, aka consumer, reviews on online bookstores like Amazon; 2) peer - reviews, by other authors and; 3) the paid - for reviews from organizations like your own and BlueInk Review, where indies can pay to have their book independently reviewed.

September 2007 by Wayne Thorp While stock investors have been debating the merits of growth versus value strategies for decades, James O'Shaughnessy has shown that both approaches work — but on different kinds of stocks.

My boyfriend ended up getting the same face as him (despite debating on getting a different one) and it's just kind of weird.

Tehrani will meet with faculty, get to know students, and has high hopes to «make a Cooper Union that's an open environment for debate, for discourse and competing agendas,» and perhaps eventually, «we may be able to build some kind of bridge between its legacy and different paths that maybe it has not yet addressed.»

But this tipping point is ``... of a different kind in the debate on climate change.»

There were legitimate debates between scientists working in this field about how reliable different kinds of proxy data are and what are the limits, what are the uncertainties, and then there were the dishonest attacks against the science.

Quirke: Geoffrey, MIT recently had a high profile debate on this topic — this was a very different reaction towards the divestment movement than that of Harvard, which has kind of rebuffed a substantive dialogue with students on the topic instead of embrace one like MIT.

«We're getting these kinds of debates going on in a number of different dimensions of energy supply, and we're trying to make the distinctions between the policies that are yet unsettled, and our responsibility to review these projects,» Cupit said.

Now the researchers plan to apply the methodology to other nations to build up a global evidence base for protected area effectiveness, to «move beyond looking at protected areas as a monolithic concept and clarify how different kinds of protected areas, and different ways of locating them in the landscape, affect deforestation and local human welfare», and to measure the impacts of protected areas on humans that live in neighbouring communities, an issue that is «subject to contentious international debate but for which there is little credible evidence to support the opposing views».

I've had people complain that I retweet too many things, the implication being that I am filling up the conversational stream with too much additional «noise» (in the early days of Twitter I had debates with others about whether retweeting was appropriate at all, and now there are different kinds of re-tweets, which makes it even more confusing).