Sentence examples for debate in the same from inspiring English sources

But he would never have shown up for a debate in the same suit and tie as his opponent.

This is one reason why adaptation has not been the subject of public debate in the same way as reductions in greenhouse-gas emissions from industry and deforestation have.

In was an internal debate in the same way that the prophets of the Hebrew scriptures, such as Jeremiah, often attacked the priests of the temple for missing the point.

This paper constitutes the judgment on the four-paper debate in the same issue of this journal on the motion that ''the use of short synthetic adhesion peptides, like RGD, is the best approach in the design of biomaterials that guide cell behavior for regenerative medicine and tissue engineering".

Where are our hearts?" Shortly before Mr. Gore spoke, Mr. Daley held a conference call with reporters to argue that Mr. Bush should be held accountable for his misstatement in last night's debate in the same way that Mr. Gore's factual errors were scrutinized last week.

Forgive me, but anytime I hear things like "wide societal debate" in the same context as governmental decisions (read: regulations), I begin to shudder.

But privately the BBC feels less exposed to the controversy that is just starting to unfold since its debate is in the same format as last time.

The debate comes in the same week that researchers from Australia and New Zealand revealed that feral cats are one of the worst offenders when it comes to threatening wildlife around the world.

He should give a boost to the debate audience in the same way Caitlyn Jenner gave the ESPY Awards the highest ratings ever.

Just six weeks ago, as he waited for another mayoral debate to begin in the same television studio where last night's was held, Mark Green, exuding confidence, tested his microphone with a little joke.

In the end, she says, everyone involved in this debate wants the same thing - for all Americans to enjoy nutritious food, physical activity, good health, and to feel comfortable with their bodies.