Sentence examples for clarifying debate from inspiring English sources
They could have a great and clarifying debate: What exactly are the paramount problems facing the country?
Labour needs a clarifying debate before choosing its candidate for 2016 and Lammy's contribution will, if properly heard, be valuable.
Most of the philosophical applications are independent of the precise analysis of intrinsicality, but work on this analysis has helped clarify debates in two ways.
Thus, settling the dispute over the taxonomic identification of the makers of the Laetoli prints will clarify debates surrounding fossil hominin post-cranial material and locomotor behavior [11], [39].
It is true that it is ridden with controversies, but such disagreements are recognized by the scientific community as intellectual challenges and have in most cases led to fruitful clarifying debates.
[T]he 'Grüne' [Green party] suggested, in North Rhine-Westphalia, clarifying the debate about the tentativeness of Muslim organisation to create federal structures.
A report from one of the main initiators of the institutionalisation process is elucidating in this respect: [T]he 'Grüne' [Green party] suggested, in North Rhine-Westphalia, clarifying the debate about the tentativeness of Muslim organisation to create federal structures.
Seeing why will both showcase some of the power Lewis's conception of fundamental ontology has in shaping and clarifying metaphysical debates, and highlight a centrally important question that he has (perhaps unintentionally) bequeathed to us.
The clear awareness of tragedy is the sort of emotion that can clarify a debate that has been muddled by murky fears.
Soon, Mr. Iuzzini sought to clarify the debate over "Modernist Cuisine" by saying that "the book isn't competing against traditionalism — we all respect the classics.
Use the Seoul summit as a prompt, not to create some new Plaza Accord (today's tensions are too complex to settle in a grand peace treaty of the sort hammered out by just five countries in New York in 1985) but as a way to clarify the debate and keep up the pressure.
