Sentence examples for central point of debate from inspiring English sources

QUESTION FROM GUEST: Doesn't Christine O'Donnell merely represent the level of uneducated people in America … making the educational crisis really the central point of debate … not her scary remarks REBECCA MEAD: I agree that she seems vastly uninformed.

The law became the central point of debate between the parties and their gubernatorial candidates.

A central point of debate on GWA studies has been that most of the SNP variations found by GWA studies are associated with only a small increased risk of the disease, and have only a small predictive value.

"Scotland's universities are a case study in the benefits of decisions about Scotland being taken in Scotland – the central point of the Independence debate," he said.

But Michael Russell, Scottish education secretary believes Scottish universities are "a case study in the benefits of decisions about Scotland being taken in Scotland – the central point of the independence debate".

To the contrary, a central point of the inequality debate is that periods of high inequality are defined by the fact that a rising tide can no longer be counted to lift all boats.

The central point of contention in this debate is whether God concerns himself with us, whether he is caring in the sense of attending to the details of how our lives are going.

A central point of contention in the nutrition standards' debate has been whether students are actually willing to eat the healthier foods.

TC For me, it's very difficult to enter this debate from a central point of view.

Rhys Ifans plays de Vere, and he feels like the authorship debate isn't even the central point of the film.

Measure and mark the central point of a long side.