Sentence examples for debate call from inspiring English sources

Today, at the European Association of Geochemistry's Goldschmidt Conference in Florence, Italy, Benner made what many in the origin-of-life debate call an interesting, but not convincing, new case for our martian heritage.

He was writing at a moment of great intellectual interest in the difference between what we today (referring to a similarly fraught cultural debate) call "nature vs. nurture," and what the Greeks thought of as the tension between physis, "nature," and nomos, "custom" or "law" or "convention".

A spokesman for Mrs. Obama anticipated the debate, calling breast-feeding "a very personal choice".

Those on both sides of the debate called this one clinically useless.

Thomas L. Friedman minimizes the security issue of the Dubai Ports World debate, calling it "ethnic profiling".

During the debate, calls to Mr. Wurzelbacher's residence went unanswered.

The two online companies announced on Thursday that they would present a mock debate, called the "Yahoo!

Ms. Saujani referred to Ms. Maloney as a "reliable but mediocre Democrat" and, in a radio debate, called her a liar.

The Indian Express weighed in on the Telangana debate, calling granting statehood to Telangana "a victory for this agitation, and a troubling precedent for other claims".

Following his outspoken encyclical on climate change and human ecology in June, Pope Francis has also stepped into the mining debate, calling for radical change by the industry.

Assemblyman Richard L. Brodsky, a Democrat from Westchester who is following the debate, called the city's proposal a "fundamental lowering of the disclosure standards".