Sentence examples for be a reasonable debate from inspiring English sources

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.

In other words, there was a reasonable debate to be had about simplifying the regulations.

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

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.

In my view, there's a reasonable debate to be had about the extent to which Obama has broken promises, but certainly those who care about these issues are a whole lot less enthusiastic about Obama than they were in 2008.

It's a reasonable debate.

While there's a reasonable debate about whether gun permit ownership should be public information, there is no upside to transparency when it endangers the wrong citizens.

"I'm less happy about relaxing them definitively, though there's a reasonable debate to be had even about that," he added.

What is left is a reasonable debate to be had between the "build it in space" or "pre-build it on Earth" points of view.

So the trick for the next few years for British and European politicians will be to make sure that the tone of the debate will be a reasonable and orderly one.

"It has to be a reasonable balance, and whether this curfew is a reasonable one is subject to debate," said Eve Brensike Primus, a University of Michigan law professor.