Sentence examples for a more vigorous debate from inspiring English sources

Who on Earth could object to a more vigorous debate?

Given the growing popularity of documentaries, some filmmakers and movie executives say there is a need for a more vigorous debate about definitions and standards.

We need to have a more vigorous debate in the community on the role that cycling can play in relieving some of the congestion on our roads, and how it can perhaps lead to a healthier community.

In this paper we describe innovations that we think challenge accepted practices and thus hope to stimulate a more vigorous debate in this area, beyond the realm of research carried out by MSF.

The opposition Democrats have done a lot better than in the past two elections, so parliament may see more vigorous debate.

The Nov. 2-3 meeting was marked by even more vigorous debate, even if the conclusion was largely foregone, the minutes show.

The document included some qualifications and dissents, and Mr. McLaughlin suggested that these might well have given rise to more vigorous debate than was heard about the degree to which Iraq posed a threat to the United States.

But in a speech at the American Enterprise Institute, the House Republican leader, John A. Boehner of Ohio, who hopes to claim the speaker's gavel, was laying out his plans to overhaul the House, promising to change the rules to foster more vigorous debate.

Of the three AZF regions, none has been the source of more vigorous debate than AZFc.

He claims to want a more vigorous public debate, but promises to "demolish" any critic who undermines the government's standing.

They appeared at an unusual joint news conference in June to promise a more vigorous pro-euro campaign, but the debate over the justification for war has overshadowed that effort.