Sentence examples for appear to be debating from inspiring English sources

That's the kind of detail that Iranian leaders need to know now when they appear to be debating whether to engage Washington.

According to reporters who have emerged from the courtroom, the justices, particularly Anthony M. Kennedy and Antonin Scalia, appear to be debating the effect of the gay marriage ban on the children of gay couples.

With President Yanukovych AWOL, demonstrators have invaded the Ukrainian Parliament building and MPs appear to be debating whether or not to oust the country's beleaguered leader.

A tape leaked on July 11th suggested that Jabhat al-Nusra, another extremist group recognised by al-Qaeda as the holder of its franchise in Syria, appears to be debating whether to set up its own small emirate to rival the one declared by IS.

There appears to be debate in the party about the way forward, but its leaders have shown few signs that they are willing to give up, or even share, power.

The Bush administration appears still to be debating its next moves on North Korea.

It is interesting to note, however, that task shifting/medical substitution debates in Africa appear to be developing quite independently of debates and discourses on advanced nursing practice despite the potential overlaps between the two agendas [ 3, 9].

The authors often appear to be responding to recondite debates among rock critics.

As Wonkblog's Brad Plumer wrote in a post drawing attention to Stein and Linden's chart, "Republicans appear to be winning this broader debate, at least when it comes to discretionary spending….

When asked by Senator Al Franken about whether student test scores should be used to measure proficiency or growth, she did not appear to be familiar with the debate, much discussed in educational circles, over that distinction.

Even when foundational metaphysical issues do not appear to be at stake, the debates turn on different rankings of the good.