Sentence examples for debate evolve from inspiring English sources

Twenty seven years ago, after watching a televised debate evolve from "disrespectful to angry to chaotic," Laura Chasin asked a brilliant question.

As that debate evolves, so will ideas about the BRICs.

In the meantime, the network computer debate evolved into the post-PC-era dispute.

TR: How has the debate evolved over the five years since the Stern Review was published?

Whether it becomes a target for political action must depend on how and whether public debate evolves to demand such action".

The Financial Times's headline reads: "Cameron takes final TV debate as Brown fails to grasp his chance" After a weak start, Mr Brown became more sparky as the debate evolved, trying to persuade voters not to risk a weak recovery with a Tory or Lib Dem government.

She then turns to the politicization of these ideas beginning with the establishment of a more consumer-oriented liberalism by Walter Lippmann and Walter Weyl and ending in the New Deal era, when this debate evolved from intellectual discourse into public policy with the creation of such bodies as the National Recovery Administration and the Agricultural Adjustment Administration.

Which is where the debate evolved too next, growing into what Letwin's comments represented over and above the man himself.

As the climate debate evolves, it may start to look like more like debates we've had -- and are still having -- on public health issues.

"Could this be the new issue?" As the debate evolves, officials in New York are mindful of the pitfalls they can face along with their colleagues nationally: Republicans say they risk looking mean-spirited; Democrats say they risk looking too liberal.

These are not fixed values, on the contrary, I expect these to develop as the debate evolves.