Sentence examples for because the debate is from inspiring English sources

Energy legislation hasn't moved in years because the debate is so polarized.

The Conservatives are winning the argument against Labour on welfare because the debate is no longer about how much money is spent, Iain Duncan Smith will claim today.

He says he does not agree with those who argue that this debate is putting British business at risk, because the debate is happening anyway.

Releasing comprehensive information about gas drilling problems is important because the debate is no longer about just science but trust, said Irina Feygina, a social psychologist who studies environmental policy issues.

Mr. Cooper at the Rocking V said the fight over the stickers might ultimately have a greater impact on Kanab than the resolution itself, because the debate is revealing where people stand on the question of just who is welcome — or not — in Kanab.

One philosopher (Sachs 2011) has argued that claims about moral status are unnecessary and confusing, because the debate is really about the specific attributes needed to justify or ground specific rights.

"And one of the reasons that I think we were reasonably successful in the debate is because Rob has been great for me to work with, and has done a superb job.

When experts are confronted by the director or the FISC staff, sometimes, the debate is fierce because the FISC fails to reflect the professionalism required by experts.

The debate is important because "the archaeological record is very stingy," says the study's lead author, paleoanthropologist Travis Pickering of the University of Wisconsin, Madison.

The mood is decidedly calmer now, but Mr. Seliger said that because the debate was driven by ideology, it could flare up again.

Aides to Mr. Bush repeated their position that Boston was not acceptable, because the debate was scheduled to be held on the University of Massachusetts campus adjacent to the John F. Kennedy Library, which honors a Democratic president.