Sentence examples for clear a debate from inspiring English sources

By the end of the day, one thing was clear: A debate that has dragged on for years in Albany was still not resolved despite another round of heated rhetoric, an earnest last-minute scramble at the session's close in June to find middle ground and another push by the governor to reach an agreement to change the laws.

The Pew Research Center's Project for Excellence in Journalism, which he directs, has identified a clear dynamic: A debate gaffe generates a viral video and a candidate goes down.

But it was not clear whether a debate over mentioning specific groups at high risk for AIDS had been resolved.

"I want to make sure that young women's views are heard loud and clear in a debate that has so far been dominated by men".

Burr made that clear in a debate with Ross last week, when he said he didn't believe that Trump had committed the acts he boasted about in the "Access Hollywood" video.

Successive British governments have made clear a proper debate on the issues involved would not be welcome.

Very soon after the magnitude of the 2008 financial crisis became clear, a lively debate began about whether central banks and regulators could – and should – have done more to head it off.

Now that we have an understanding of exactly what the FBI's capabilities are, it's clear a public debate over any potential expansion of CALEA is necessary, and may be imperative.

Yet, as Patrick Barkham's piece in Thursday's G2 made clear, there is a debate to be had here.

The fog of war is an excellent reason to promote as clear and transparent a debate on these questions as possible.

Then he panicked after it became clear that such a debate would put the most vulnerable Senate Democrats on the spot in the election.