Sentence examples for a single debate of from inspiring English sources

But Mr Cameron has said his "final offer" is to take part in a single debate of seven party leaders before 30 March, but the broadcasters say the debates will go ahead with or without him.

And last week Mr Cameron said his "final offer" was to take part in a single debate of seven party leaders before 30 March - an offer which was rebuffed by the broadcasters who said they would go ahead with their three planned debates with or without him.

But on Tuesday he said he had accepted a deal put forward by the broadcasters to take part in a single debate involving the leaders of seven UK parties at the start of April.

Can this guy go to a single debate without the rest of the government falling apart?

Many have criticised the idea of a single debate with seven people as being unlikely to delve into any issue in sufficient depth – but the reaction of the general public on Twitter has largely been more straightforward.

And, polls cannot provide the granularity to isolate the impact of events such as a single debate or speech.

Instead of all of us being part of a single public debate, the Internet and social media have allowed us all to consume only "the information that confirms our biases".

Against that backdrop, her campaign aides and allies, who typically play down the significance of any single debate, made clear the stakes of Monday's match, held at Hofstra University in Hempstead, N.Y.

That means "neither has undergone a single confirmation hearing or a single day of debate," McConnell said in a tersely worded statement.

Referring to Mr Cameron's proposed single debate, the letter also stated: "The leader of the DUP should be allowed to make his case for why he should be involved".

A benefit of evaluating psychological well-being was producing a metric that could sidestep this debate: a single composite measure of the impact of cash transfers.