Sentence examples for I often debated from inspiring English sources

When I was a correspondent in Moscow, friends and I often debated whether, with our perpetual stories about expropriations and violence, we might be overdoing it – as our government handlers and some self-interested western financiers claimed.

I often debate whether to spend the extra money.

"I often debate whether to try and create something else or simply be happy with what I have," he says.

Some speculated that I'd written "the note" for my Tory opponent Philip Hammond who I'd often debated and saw as an honourable man.

I've often debated the merits of continuing to work after winning the lotto with friends and family – I maintain that I wouldn't but I always find myself in the minority.

For reasons that are debatable and often debated, few women can match men at the highest levels of the game.

The play's real worth is often debated.

In any election, new politics and policies are often debated in much detail.

But that move in 2003 has been often debated and highly controversial.

Scholars have often debated just how much the King James Bible has influenced the English language.

It is often debated whether its causes are political or a matter of dwindling resources.