Sentence examples for common debate from inspiring English sources

A common debate among site designers is how much information to put on the home page.

The test, he said, is "whether things that are published have an influence on the common debate".

The most common debate from our British-centric view is: was Field Marshal Douglas Haig a "donkey"?

"The idea of privilege is so essential to SJW ideology that a common debate tactic they use is to say 'check your privilege', which roughly translates to, 'you must immediately halt or change your speech because your ancestors may or may not have done bad things to women or minority races'".

A common debate at the end of the season was whether Mike Trout's spectacular defense for the Angels, coupled with his strong offense, would be enough to persuade voters for the American League Most Valuable Player award to select him over Miguel Cabrera, baseball's first triple crown winner since 1967.

More recently, a conservative website experimented with a Twitter townhall for the Republican primary, wherein candidates would respond on Twitter to common debate questions.

This knowledge will be important because common debates about health, justice, economic and legal policy all assume familiarity with statistics.

Thirdly, we touch on some common debates about discursive research.

In the second part of this paper, we explore how to do discourse analysis (using data from a recent study in family practice) and consider common debates.

The Commons debate will end at 10pm.

But a lengthy Commons debate is likely to calm passions.