Sentences with phrase «same kind of debate»
We have seen the same kind of debate arise over the causes of global warming.
https://dotearth.blogs.nytimes.com/ Not exact matches
It's the same kind of sentiment that was in full force in the health care debate.
It's the exact same logical fallacy as the Sun: to pretend that criticising some kinds of immigration debate is the same as criticising all kinds of immigration debate.
«We've had this debate going on for a couple of years now — are they red because of good old - fashioned rust like Mars, or because of the same kinds of organic materials... that make carrots and tomatoes and watermelon red?»
Scientists have engineered devices that similarly steer sound waves along their edges, but researchers debated whether that same kind of control could be exerted over the light particles generated inside lasers (SN: 5/2/15, p. 9).
The same kind of thing happens in an English class when they create newspapers, or publish books, and in social studies or history when they role - play the armistice of World War I, or the debates between Lincoln and Douglass.
The same kind of distractions from the business at hand must be said of the Common Core State Standards debate, which has drained our collective energies and focus on students.
George Tramountanas: This is the story that ended Straczynski's run on «Amazing Spider - Man» and created a maelstrom that fans continue to debate today. My take is pretty much the same as a lot of fans out there:  I understand the reasons for undoing the marriage, disliked the way it was done, but enjoy the current direction of the book. I often wonder if this story will be remembered in the same light as Ben Reilly's time as Spider - Man, or if history will be even... less kind.
Saying the law will lead to an influx of unwanted and unsavory foreigners, as the AKC is doing, is the same kind of fear tactic that taints our country's broader debate over human immigration.
My boyfriend ended up getting the same face as him (despite debating on getting a different one) and it's just kind of weird.
Display # 7 by the same token — the surfacing of the paradigm of minimal art from the 60's defined a new way of focussing on things and made a relationship with things through that kind of dialectical debate that many artists participated with.
But at the same time, it's important to keep in mind that science is a ground on which trial and error over time leads to progress, and it would be wrong to discount wrong hypotheses all together as completely worthless — they do also play a role in this setting by providing a kind of «dynamic force» and keep the debates going.
Part of the job that needs doing is exactly that kind of debate - changing: bringing those firms digging the carbon up into that same place where (a) they acknowledge the trajectory we * must * take if we're to leave a liveable planet for our children (b) end up within reporting / action frameworks that make greenwashing impossible.
By making a caricature of Monckton, Delingpole, and climate scepticism, the BBC reveals itself as the same kind of beast it attempted to slay: given to dogma, unwilling to countenance either debate or dissent, and failing to reflect on its function as an impartial broadcaster.
And yet the same kind of unhinged repudiation of an overwhelming body of scientific facts is treated not as the private obsession of a handful of nutcases, but as a legitimate part of the «debate» over global warming.