Sentence examples for Quite debate from inspiring English sources

I couldn't quite debate at the UN but I could speak, read and write Arabic and be understood by most useful measures.

But when the campaign weighed whether to put that line of argument into a commercial, aides say there was quite a debate about whether to go forward with a class warfare tactic usually more the province of Democrats.

Public transport, and especially its failings, can spark quite a debate.

There's quite a debate about what actually makes up CEO pay.

There is a certain amount of negotiation involved, as we try to strike that balance between copy and advertising space – there can be quite a debate".

But there's been quite a debate about why exactly the amazing story of London schooling has occurred, in particular the improvement in attainment among poorer children.

And it has set off quite a debate about polling techniques.Most polls question around 1,000 respondents and claim to have a "margin of error" of plus or minus about 3%.

Well, you could have quite a debate about that.

"This has been the subject of quite considerable debate," Brockington said.

There is quite a debate right now about decriminalizing sex work in general.

And apparently there has been quite a debate going on at the State Department about this particular pipeline.