Sentence examples for debate implies that from inspiring English sources

Debate implies that one side is right and the other wrong.

"Heart Scanner Stirs New Hope and a Debate" implies that radiologists and cardiologists are interchangeable, with the aid of a CT scanner.

The framing of this debate implies that American consumers and businesses have strong choices in the market; in fact, China, supplying ever more goods as it does, in ever more varieties and at ever better prices, is straitjacketing the choices of American businesses.

The debate implies that the Democrat's artillery has found the target.During the 90 minutes, Mr Gore repeatedly criticised the fairness of the tax cut by claiming that Mr Bush would give more back in taxes to the richest 1% than he would spend in additional measures on education, health care, prescription drugs and defence.

Mr. Obama alluded to it during a presidential debate, implying that one of its objectives was to set the standards for entry above what China could now meet.

The nomination last week of Janet L. Yellen as Ben S. Bernanke's successor at the Federal Reserve and the stresses imposed by the fiscal debate imply that the Fed will continue its current policies for a while longer.

Though there were no obvious catastrophic errors of judgment by the three men, the foreign secretary, David Miliband, claimed Cameron had insulted a fellow permanent member of the UN security council by at one point in the debate implying that China represented as much of a nuclear threat to the UK as Iran.

Mr. Thomas acknowledged what he saw as the danger on opening night, when he confessed himself (or affected) to be "taken aback" at the intensity with which the Mavericks idea -- just a marketing ploy, after all -- was being debated, implying that we might do better if we just sat back and listened.

By implying that public policy debates are only so many "words" detached from policy, the Republicans and AP illustrate the profound disconnect in Republican politics.

FEBRUARY 1995: During a parliamentary debate, Mr. Haider referred to "the punishment camps of National Socialism," implying that concentration camp inmates had been guilty of crimes.

In epilepsy, the notion that seizures beget seizures is debated, but implies that seizures themselves are epileptogenic.