Sentence examples for central debates from inspiring English sources

That is one of the central debates Mr. Obama must resolve in the next few weeks, his aides say.

I don't intend to make a flippant, semantic response, but I think what all of us ought to do is to, at some level, engage with some of the central debates in it.

Mr. Smith's agenda touched on some of the central debates surrounding the regulation, like the difference between "market making" — when a bank facilitates trading by customers — and proprietary trading, or trading that puts the bank's own capital at risk.

In fact nothing deflects our attention from the movie's ideas and the central debates about what education is for, who owns history, and in a more general way how we are meant to conduct our lives.

"These job fairs and unemployment lines are President Obama's Hoovervilles!" With this, Mr. Romney previewed what will be one of the central debates of the 2012 campaign, no matter which Republican gets the nomination — an argument not just over who can reverse the nation's economic collapse, but over who ultimately has to own it.

It is a sprightly, straightforward account of the first third of an active and charmed life, one lived virtually from the beginning in easy intimacy with the American elite, intellectual and political, as well as with the central debates of the era.

The central debate over macroeconomic policy is, of course, between Keynesians and Austerians.

But the central debate of the 21st century is over quality of life.

That question is rapidly becoming a central debate within the Democratic party's search for a presidential nomination.

The existence of this scandal is proof alone that the central debate involving daily-fantasy sports since the industry's inception has been meaningless noise.

On that differing interpretation also hangs a central debate about society's right to freedom of the press as against an individual's right to a private life.