Sentence examples for debate inability to from inspiring English sources

We had enough troubles those days-forgettin our lines in a debate, inability to dance...and misunderstandings caused by reading a book called "Sexology"..

We had enough troubles those days-forgettin our lines in a debate, inability to dance...and misunderstandings caused by reading a book called "Sexology"...

"When I migrated to business, I saw the politicisation of the environmental debate and the inability to do anything about it.

Mexico's authorities have increased the country's daily minimum wage for 2016 after a year of debate over its inability to cover even basic needs.

Japan clearly deserves criticism for its inability to debate its past openly.

Moreover, nineteen years later, China's inability to debate openly what happened at Tiananmen is an enduring measure of authoritarianism.

Reality TV stars, from Gordon Ramsay to Big Brother inmates, are rewarded for their inability to debate intelligently and rationally by being given heaps of cash and fame.

There are things to be negative about – our addiction to poker machines for public revenue, our inability to debate transport solutions without partisanship, and our compulsive property speculation that results in dozens of mediocre apartment blocks.

The charges against Hagel that have received a hearing do little more than perpetuate our inability to debate seriously issues of vital national concern.

Until then, Perry had seemed glum and witless, especially in debates, heartbroken by his inability to answer a simple question with a coherent reply.

What is debated is whether this inability to predict is due to the absence of sufficient causal conditions, or whether it is merely a result of the fact that any attempt to precisely measure these events alters their status.