Sentence examples for debate a bit from inspiring English sources

"What we'd like to do is change the debate a bit," said Dennis Hays, the foundation's executive vice president.

Taking this economic debate a bit globally, senior Chinese officials have publicly expressed an interest in international currency.

"There are a lot of misperceptions in the United States about Asia, and about China in particular, and I hope to be able to help open up the debate a bit".

KG: Some times you don't want to become a sort of militant, and you go the other way and disengage with the debate a bit, but of course we've all got opinions on it and feelings on it.

Higher education policy used to be developed off-stage, with university leaders, mandarins and ministers locked in serious, often fierce, but apparently seemly debate – a bit like a game of croquet, really.

The Internet, the mobile phone, the ability to travel, the desire of most Russians, especially the young, to be part of a wider world, mean that attempts to squelch the press can only stifle the purveyors of news and debate a bit.

Manager and player debated a bit.

Buddhism stresses that the truth of enlightenment cannot be contained in words and concepts – which makes "debating" a bit tricky – and instead is found in direct experience.

We debated a bit and came up with a modification: "What's the likelihood of making conditions on earth really unconducive to mammals, especially bipeds?" Without labeling it, Hank was talking about the Anthropocene, or age of Man.

We asked for more tea, debated a bit, and came to a firm conclusion: for anyone who has an obsession with history and a soft spot for legend, it really didn't matter.

Evidently, Holdren finds scientific and policy debates a bit tiresome.