Sentence examples for almost every debate from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gingrich uses Reagan's name early and often, and in almost every debate.

This is obvious in almost every debate held in the European parliament.

"There was a tremendous disconnect in almost every debate between how I think voters reacted and a lot of political reporters and commentators reacted," he said.

Mitt earned dual Harvard degrees in law and business, pulls off a practiced one-liner at almost every debate and presents himself on the campaign trail as the candidate to return the Republican Party to its conservative roots.

This debate, like almost every debate in criminology, lacks microfoundations.

In two elections running, she's demolished her male opponents in almost every debate.

This dynamic is particularly pronounced in health care, but it holds true across almost every domestic policy debate.

Almost every year, teachers debate whether to hang the usual head shots in the school lobby; some think such a display emphasizes what Mr. Dawson calls the fluffy aspects of the students.

But they agree that a very different John McCain returned from his first presidential race to become a central player in almost every high-profile debate of the Bush administration.

"I just always remembered Gene being a forceful advocate for working families in almost every single policy debate we had.

The issue of requiring cars and trucks to get better gasoline mileage arises almost every year, and the debate always follows a pattern similar to the one on gun control.