Sentence examples for a debate problem from inspiring English sources

Priebus, however, does have a debate problem, which is addressed in the last part of the RNC resolution.

The formation of kilometer-sized planetary building blocks, called planetesimals, is still a hotly debated problem.

We sacrifice the ability to debate problems and policies; peaceful solutions to a society's problems become elusive, making conflict more likely.

In the west, this phenomenon has led to a debate about the "problem" of the rise of political Islam.

Now, an experimental effort to save the trees has pitched Mianus River Gorge into the center of a debate on the problem of exotic pest control.

Hollande's team say a debate is no problem for the Socialist, known for his quickfire one-liners and unflappable calm.

In 1969, with hooliganism spreading a stain across English football, the pages of David Coleman's World of Football hosted a debate on the problem between the Methodist minister, socialist and pacifist Lord Soper and Denis Howell, the sports minister (and a qualified referee).

Incorporating RCA with IBIS is useful in mapping a debate on engineering problems that occur in service.

Balassa ([1990]) outlines indicative planning as a procedure that often seek to draw attention to the problems, indicate a broad direction for the solution and stimulate debate and discussion overcoming these problems, a debate in which numerous stakeholders get involved before workable policies are implemented.

Have the courage to try something new in class, such as a debate or a group problem-solving assignment, because much of good teaching entails trial and error.

Let's get on to a debate over the many problems that face us.