Sentence examples for debate could only from inspiring English sources

Though clearly an outsider in the race, Wolmar's participation in the mayoral debate could only improve its quality.

Even the oldest speaker in the debate could only just remember when there were last Liberals in government.

Those debates could only be settled this way; matching el Diego is impossible without a World Cup, still less surpassing him.

Mr. Steele said that shunning the debate could not only harm the party's prospects with black voters, but with independent voters, as well.

For many years, vital psychoanalytic debate and creativity could only thrive outside of the mainstream Freudian institutes.

At the time, Senate rules required approval of two-thirds of the Senate to end debate – and Fortas could only achieve a vote of 45 to 43.

The options abound and the debate could be exciting, if only the candidates would stop proclaiming their determination to pay off the national debt, and let the debate happen.

The "petition of concern" tabled by the DUP at the outset of the debate means the proposal could only succeed if a sufficient number of both unionist and nationalist MLAs backed it.

Incoming chairman Lockhead thought that the level of debate during the AGM could only help to improve Scottish rugby.

Although 17percentt of registered voters say the debate could change their minds, only 6percentt say there is a good chance of that occurring.

Yet, when it came to a razor-thin 5-4 Supreme Court decision or, for that matter, the Confederate flag debate in South Carolina, you could only hear crickets from the Right half of my social network.