Sentence examples for a later debate from inspiring English sources

In a later debate, he delivered some of the most quoted lines of the hearings.

Expect Mr. Obama to perhaps cite the number as evidence that Mr. Romney is not well schooled in foreign policy when they focus on this subject at a later debate.

But the worst moment in his campaign came in a later debate, when he struggled to remember the names of three federal agencies that he would eliminate if he were elected president.

In a later debate, the former ITN chief Richard Tait said the charter review period should be cut to five years in order to prevent "death by a thousand special investigations".

McGuinness referenced this moment when he said in a later debate on the radio that people would blame him for the 1916 Rising if they could find a way to implicate him.

Ironically, it is the priest who challenges Gralton about the realities of Stalin's rule – evasively, Gralton says that it is a matter for later "debate" – but a further irony is that the priest only invokes Stalin with a view to enforcing his own rule.

Little did we know, a few days later, debate over the flag's meaning would envelop the nation.

(Maier also discusses Fitzralph's text in the context of the later debate regarding primary and secondary qualities).

Ironclad construction also prefigured the later debate in battleship design between tapering and 'all-or-nothing' armour design.

The name and precise nature of this category were not specified but left for the IAU to establish at a later date; in the debate leading up to the resolution, the members of the category were variously referred to as plutons and plutonian objects but neither name was carried forward, perhaps due to objections from geologists that this would create confusion with their pluton.

Thus, unlike the later debates, a convention allows the candidate to present himself, Mr. Holbrook writes, "in a relatively uncontested format".