Sentence examples for debate dissipated from inspiring English sources
(The debate dissipated after Quinn posted the chat logs of some 4chan users, revealing that the #gamergate hashtag had been coördinated with malicious intent).
Free traders know perfectly well that with the corporate-dominated media and an academic economics community that's lost touch with the real world shilling for their position, they currently have an advantage that open debate would dissipate.
And now, although repression of open debate has greatly dissipated since the first months after 9/11, the narrow range of political discourse on Afghanistan is essential to the Obama administration's reported plan to double U.S. troop deployments in that country within a year.
Clegg's rise in popularity was concentrated in just six days after his appearance in the televised leaders' debate and had largely dissipated by the time people got to the polling station.
After the jaundice tan dissipated, the debate of whether they looked more white or Hispanic followed, as though they needed to pick a side.
The issue that has hung over the NFL since last fall, vexing league leaders and team owners as they sought a means to extricate the sport from a polarizing national debate, did not dissipate in May as the owners hoped when they ratified a new national anthem policy.
The emotion that attended the city's first debates about the living wage long ago dissipated.
All of that is gone now, of course, the purity of emotion dissipated by time and by the angry debate over the war in Iraq.
In Moscow, a debate over the impact of this type of development flared up several years ago but has since dissipated, partly because demand for such space has surged, and partly because the new economy is well entrenched there.
But an atmosphere had been created that would not be dissipated until the church's Second Vatican Council in the 1960s and even today affects many debates within Catholicism.
