Sentence examples for a reasonable debate from inspiring English sources

There is a reasonable debate to be had about this act.

After that, Ms. Gaggini said on Swiss national television, "It became impossible to return to a reasonable debate".

Yet when she talks about finding herself incapable of having a reasonable debate about Israel, I can identify.

In the aftermath, opinion was sharply divided between those who supported the protest against tuition fees, and those who felt the demonstrators had prevented others from engaging in a reasonable debate with the minister.

There certainly can be a reasonable debate about whether it is a good idea to send US troops into such a hostile environment, due to concerns that it will further fuel anti-Americanism.

There's a reasonable debate to be had about the first two claims, but the new super PAC system whereby individuals can write an unlimited number of checks to groups that back a particular candidate but are theoretically separate from his campaign has pretty well invalidated the third "signal" argument.

That's giving Trump a taste of his own medicine, which on a human level he deserves, but which is irrelevant to any reasonable debate, and so it's a relief that Hillary Clinton doesn't take that bait.

This year, the Republican system is amplifying the voices of those who are determined to shut out all reasonable debate and reward only the most angry and extremist views.

After the Presidential chatter, there was a backlash and a feisty, reasonable debate: Do we want another cult-of-personality, TV-famous President?

"I think that if that point can be driven home then I think we can have a legitimate, reasonable debate about whether a Rooney Rule system would be something that would be appropriate in the United Kingdom.

Despite his support for the act, he spoke about his preference for a "piecemeal" approach to health care reform, saying it would allow for a more reasonable debate.