Sentences with phrase «matter for debate»

Answer 4: Whether it is a good time to list a property in the winter or not, is a subject matter for debate.

Where we draw that line between good and evil — between what can be done and what must never be done — is a matter for debate.

It's NOT a matter for debate any longer.

But whether it functioned as crisis conversion narratives function in modern Evangelical Protestantism is not a matter for debate.

How much difference this makes is a matter for debate.

Instead, Staupitz had treated Luther and his theology simply as theologians were used to treating professors with theological initiatives — these things were a matter for debate and argument, doubtless of the expression of strong and even very strong opinions about them, but still for the moment a matter for debate.

As we've done previously this season with the WGC - Acctenure Match Play and the Masters, the SB Nation golf staff discusses some of the bigger storylines and offers some predictions for The Players Championship — golf's «5th major» (which, as you'll read, is a matter for debate).

Exactly what this all says about Liverpool's deficiencies is a matter for debate.

I like Wilshere just fine, but for all the reasons you mention above, there's no way we should be offering more than what's already on the table, and I would also argue that Ramsey is a better player and more essential (though I guess that's matter for another debate).

Wether the slight push on Gibbs by Fellaini was enought to make him collide with Szczesny is a matter for a debate.

UFT president Michael Mulgrew issued a statement shortly after the rally ended, saying, «Mayoral control should not be a matter for debate, and doesn't need the UFT to defend it.»

«Mayoral control should not be a matter for debate, and doesn't need the UFT to defend it,» union president Michael Mulgrew said in a statement.

«But it has also led to standards being defined largely and relatively unquestioningly in terms of what is most marketable, even though what constitute standards and quality in education ought to be a matter for debate.»

Mayoral control should not be a matter for debate, and doesn't need the UFT to defend it.

«It is a matter for debate whether the choice of separate versus combination vaccine is a policy decision or a choice for parents to make in consultation with their vaccination provider,» the authors conclude.

What becomes a matter for debate is the role that other macro-nutrients, such as fat and carbohydrate, should play.

Whether or not this was a positive outcome is a matter for debate, but it's too late now.

How close it is to the truth is a matter for debate but it is a movie of high quality with two outstanding performances from Alison Janney and Margot Robbie.

How those effects occur remains a matter for debate; explanations for charter successes and failures are as varied as the results themselves.

Whether they can ultimately succeed in making most schools perform to their liking, however, remains a matter for debate.

Why he's had such success is a matter for debate, he says.

Whether or not that really provides an accurate measure of your current willingness and ability to repay may be a matter for debate, but the fact is that the direct lenders who work with Fast Cash Loans choose to use other factors to determine approvals, so you can get a loan even if your credit score is downright terrible!

To what degree each is responsible is still a matter for debate.

The current financial condition of Silicon Knights is a matter for debate.

Whether it's useful to think of Richter's wonderful photo - based figure paintings as portraits is a matter for debate, but they have certainly been influential on younger artists such as Glenn Brown (pictured).

Peter Gleik might have drawn attention to himself by his sacrifice, but in the long run it's the methods of Heartland that are no longer a matter for debate: and that's a good thing.

Whether any newspaper should involve itself repeatedly with any pressure group is a matter for debate; it would be deeply perturbing to find that a paper as eminent as The Times could allow a small NGO, particularly one whose sources of financing are unknown, a high degree of influence.»

Whether or not these truths are self - evident in professional publishing seems to be a matter for debate.

Whether or not that is greatly in evidence is probably a matter for debate.

Whether or not it would be too much to suggest that dishonesty or deception may occasionally characterise some of what we see from them is a matter for debate.

That being said, whether that abusive play qualifies them as reprehensible people is a matter for debate.

More realistic is that the surge was a combination of the both the post-SegWit2x scaling drama and pump - and - dump elements of some kind; who's responsible for the latter is a matter for debate.

Though surely that's a matter for debate.

Whether this cluster of abrasive personality traits could eventually be considered a personality disorder is certainly a matter for debate.

How we go about instilling that emotional literacy is a matter for debate, but as with any kind of educative proposal, early intervention would seem to be the natural starting point.