Sentence examples for a debate of their from inspiring English sources

Thursday 10 March: The Republicans follow them for a debate of their own the next night.

(Evidently it's a subject on many people's minds, since it has been pointed out to me by a reader that J. Kelly Nestruck and Kate Taylor recently had a debate of their own in Toronto's Globe and Mail,) Should we ban it from our unwritten book of theater etiquette, or are there times it's called for?

A Durham police spokeswoman said the poll had been suggested by an inspector, that it was "very much the beginning of a debate on their use" and that they wanted to gauge public opinion.

Republicans relished a debate on their turf, accusing Democrats of trying to raise taxes on investments and capital to feed their appetite for government spending.

Tony Blair told a parliamentary committee this week that Muslims were "not having a debate of a fundamental enough nature" in their own ranks.

"Bob Dole has provided a beginning point for a debate of alternatives where senators can register their displeasure with President Clinton, hold him accountable but avoid a formal trial," Mr. Torricelli said.

We had a debate of source.

I can suppose that editors of the Guardian conceived of a debate in their pages.

But others were alarmed by the recent DNA tests of water samples that detected genetic material of Asian carp (results that have themselves been the subject of a debate over their true significance) beyond the barriers.

Even America now sees the beginnings of a debate about their role.

This article identifies the use of a debate as an assessment method within an intellectual disability nursing programme and a student's reflective comment on the process, and their experience of a debate as their assessment method.