Sentence examples for debate fairly from inspiring English sources

Yet the Guardian first ought to frame the debate fairly.

No tiresome political debate, fairly broad personal freedoms, shops full of food: wasn't that what people wanted?

The African-American reporter who covers the issue constantly struggles with her desire to cover the debate fairly and her own strong feelings on how it should play out.

After the league lockout, free agents had little time to blend in before opening day; the most highly prized, cornerback Nnamdi Asomugha, has fueled a debate, fairly or unfairly, about whether he was being misused or was overrated in talent and desire.

Obama, he says, "will have to win those debates fairly decisively if he's going to win the Presidency".

At the start of the decade, politicians debated fairly mild civil rights reforms in the face of Jim Crow laws; by the end of the decade, politicians debated how aggressively students should be bused to promote desegregation.

Unfortunately, this attempt to bulldoze a wildlife refuge cannot be debated fairly because it is not contained in its own bill, but tacked on as a rider to the Interior Department's appropriations bill -- a trick used to slip offensive measures through the back door.

Obama, he says, "will have to win those debates fairly decisively if he's going to win the Presidency". But "the Hiroshima and Nagasaki of money that is going to hit the battleground states" from the deep-pocketed Republicans will keep the race tight.

The debate is fairly begun.

The audience for the first debate was fairly impressive — the debate easily won its time slot — although ratings can be hard to parse.

Although its precise origins remain mired in debate, the fairly recent introduction of the term "football hipster" into everyday parlance continues to amuse.