Sentence examples for because of a debate from inspiring English sources

"Few voters switch because of a debate, but the current political system is quite fluid," political scientist Elias Tsaousakis said.

It excuses contemporary white Americans from feelings of guilt that this nation was nearly torn in half because of a debate over whether black people are human beings.

The idea, Deutsch explains, emerged because of a debate he was having with a colleague, Charles Bennett, a scientist at I.B.M., about a sub-topic in computer science called computational-complexity theory.

A full-page advertisement in The New York Times on Sunday by a professor of radiology at Ohio State University about abstract theories of heat, the Sun and the cosmos was described by other scientists as demonstrably incorrect and, because of a debate on teaching science in Ohio, politically worrisome.

It took several years for the legislature to fulfill its promise, partly because of a debate about whether a new public university should be founded to replace the territorial university.

His comment to GQ on the age of the Earth was controversial, in part, because of a debate over whether children should be taught creationism in school, either instead of or in conjunction with science on the matter.

"She believes it is the height of irresponsibility for Congress to jeopardize pay for our dedicated troops, who are serving in harm's way in three wars, because of a policy debate that can occur later this year".

As in HuffPost/YouGov polling after the first presidential debate, the latter groups are still surveyed because the coverage of a debate can have as much impact as the debate itself, and because even those who didn't tune in may still turn out to vote.

The opinions of those in the latter groups matter because, as research has found, coverage of a debate can have just as much impact as the debate itself, and because even those who didn't tune in may still turn out to vote.

In Britain the domestic intelligence services reckon that up to several thousand people stand ready to carry out violent acts on Islam's behalf people who are unlikely to change their minds because of a recondite debate on the proprieties of jihad conducted from an Egyptian prison.

"It's essential to talk to the American people now," Mr. Romero said, "because there is a beginning of a debate and a dialogue at the grass roots".