Sentence examples for debate in general from inspiring English sources

What is lightly referred to but not directly addressed in this article (Perspective, Sept. 19), and the Mommy/career debate in general, is the needs of the children.

He captured the imagination, and Pro-Test has rallied hundreds of supporters.Thirty-three universities have now come out publicly in favour of animal testing, and debate in general is less one-sided.

(As Graham points out (2003: 173), in contexts where "hard and white" is mentioned alone, with no reference to "separating" the two, the phrase is probably just a metaphor for logic-chopping or hair-splitting debate in general).

"The debate, in general, I think was awful," said Christine afterward.

At the same time, commercial newspapers "began to carry theatre columns and reviews" which helped to make theatre "a legitimate subject of intellectual debate" in general discussions about art and culture.

King's statement is a refreshing and inspiring alternative to the hateful rhetoric that has played far too large a role in our national political debate in general, and in this year's presidential campaign in particular.

He's seen heated debates, in general assemblies, about Heidegger.

At home, her voice has hardly been heard in economic debates, let alone in political debates in general.

Either way, it is this pressure for justification that explains why the animosity to precaution extends beyond the partisan advocates of particular uncertain technologies, to political debates in general.

The magnitude of this 'self thinning' effect is much debated in general forestry literature but the general principle is well established (Sackville-Hamilton et al. [1995]).

I can only speak for myself but I suspect most trolls (and people who engage in e-debates in general) probably share a common personality type.