Sentence examples for career debate from inspiring English sources

The marriage versus career debate faced by women has been a subject of popular debate since feminism first became a cultural force.

"I mean, I know the vice president has spent the better part of his career debating," Mr. Evans added.

Ailes will be in the awkward position of helping to prepare Trump, who has made misogynistic remarks throughout his career, to debate the first woman to earn the presidential nomination of a major party.

For all of Artest's eccentricities this season, including raffling his championship ring for charity, announcing his intentions to play in the N.F.L. once his basketball career ends, debating donating his season's salary to charity and drawing Kobe Bryant's ire on offense, he seldom wavers from being a defensive stalwart, despite sometimes being the square in the Lakers' triangle offense.

Geluk monks who train in philosophy study epistemology early in their careers, and debate is a primary means by which this tradition is internalized and enacted.

He echoes legal language plausibly too, and is deft in his journalistic ability (another missed career?) to weave debate into the narrative (passing references to Syria and the Leveson inquiry situate us in time).

If you really must know what they said and whether or not you should lose your mind about it, go see what the New York Times or Wall Street Journal, Associated Press or a site like, Vox has to say about it, because they're more likely to put the statement in context versus reduce an entire career or policy debate to a few incendiary words.

The argument about the superiority of the shortstops raged in the early parts of their careers, but the debate began to follow a pattern.

They included a stint as health minister, an area in which he retained a keen interest over his political career, contributing to debates in the upper chamber over the controversial health and social care bill in recent weeks.

After a long and productive career, researchers are debating the machine's future, with many arguing that JET ought be closed down in 2018 to concentrate on its successor, the more powerful ITER fusion reactor now under construction in France.

That is, unless you end up making a career out of "debating" religious people, a la Christopher Hitchens or Richard Dawkins.