Sentence examples for certain amount of debate from inspiring English sources

A certain amount of debate ensued.

Their expectation was Macfarlane's decision would be rubber-stamped by the executive after a certain amount of debate.

He added that within the administration, "there has been a certain amount of debate and discussion about how to deal with" the threat Iraq posed.

He is encouraged, for instance, that weapons of mass destruction have become water-cooler talk and that his speeches and writings have sparked a certain amount of debate in the scientific community.

I remembered that there had recently been a certain amount of debate on this score: whether to try to preserve the jetty, to raise it up and stop it from disappearing again, or just to leave it to its own devices, to gracefully decay and commend itself to the shallow-looking deep.

There is a certain amount of debate about the influence of Collins' book on free will and determinism on Voltaire.

Bibbiano Chianti Classico, Tuscany, Italy 2012 (£14.99, Berry Bros & Rudd) As is the case in wine regions all over Europe, there is a certain amount of ideological debate about what constitutes true Chianti.

There is a certain amount of scholarly debate about how effective these replies were.

But when I write a blog post I always allocate a certain amount of time to having debates in the comments section.

"There's a certain amount of decorum that we expect in our debates," said Brett O'Donnell, one of the Republican party's top debate coaches.

Before the debate, there was a certain amount of bipartisan support for the idea that she could redeem herself with a good performance.