Sentence examples for debate enough from inspiring English sources

Republicans huzzahed and some Democrats, fragile of heart and apparently lacking in conviction or belief, found a less-than-stellar showing at a debate enough to throw the president under the bus.

An issue which I think is important and perhaps not debated enough is that of group-think.

While I always enjoy reading your factual approach to this administration's decisions in foreign policy, healthcare or taxes, I think that this issue, and world trade in general, are not debated enough in this country.

Mr Hemming, MP for Birmingham Yardley, said the move had not been debated enough in Parliament, adding: "It's a big issue for parents and my concern is that they haven't been heard".

Deutsche Bank economists estimated that the uncertainty surrounding the debt debate was enough to shave a few tenths of a percentage point off third-quarter U.S. growth.

If "Angels" reaches an audience typical for HBO hits, it could detonate a debate bloody enough to make the fight over "The Reagans" look like an exhibition bout.

The nonpartisan election debate took enough twists and turns last week to qualify as material for a particularly wonky W. S. Gilbert libretto.

It's open to debate whether enough people would have spotted the book's unique qualities when it first came out.

Maybe McCarthyism got Americans worried about the state of debate, worried enough to insist that politicians talk to one another on television.

That may have pleased watching Democrats, but probably lost him some sympathy among undecided voters.Mr Ryan lost points for failing to steer the debate often enough to the fight between Mr Romney and Barack Obama.

That short question, posed in these pages a few weeks ago, inspired a debate heated enough to roast a fatted calf (or a really enormous zucchini, depending on your dietary orientation).