Sentence examples for debatable campaign from inspiring English sources

And while the issue of corporate speech is debatable, campaign expenditures are at least a part of the political system, the core concern of the First Amendment.

Probably it is as important as any of the many debatable issues of the campaign.

The sincerity of the campaign is debatable, but the short-term effect has been clear: a sharp drop-off in Chinese sales of luxury watches, purses, and baubles.

Despite this, it remains debatable whether the waste campaigns and rationing, during and post WWII, achieved any long-term change in people's attitudes towards waste; WRAP's report on domestic household waste found older people to waste as much avoidable waste as younger people.

It's debatable how many of Trump's campaign promises he could actually fulfill if elected, and how many he would even want to.

What isn't debatable, though, is that Carter, throughout his campaigning, allied himself with the rock industry more than any other potential candidate.

(Whether it did is debatable, as no one has elected the Hindu Human Rights campaign to represent the Hindu or any other community).

Whether the campaign was responsible for the nomination is debatable, but the open letter made some points that bear repeating for would-be skeptics.

There were multiple -- and debatable -- reasons for his failure to keep his campaign promise, but one certain factor is public ambivalence and discord on the issue.

Whether the meeting itself broke any laws seems debatable, but the norm in our democracy that a Presidential campaign would find it unthinkable to coöperate with a foreign adversary against an American political rival has been shattered.

Barack Obama's debatable legacy is at the heart of the 2016 presidential campaign.