Sentence examples for debate indicate from inspiring English sources
According to Lifset, the application of new information technologies, the emergence of big data, and visible intellectual rigor and debate indicate the great potential of footprinting.
And the most recent studies, while not ending the debate, indicate that routine P.S.A. testing appears not to reduce the number of deaths, and if it does, the benefit is exceedingly modest.
To judge by the language used in the days since 11 September, ignorance, demonisation and the drowning out of nuanced debate indicate that much of the US establishment can no more tell the difference between Iran and Afghanistan than they could between China and the Soviet Union in the early 1960s - the inexcusable error which led to the American war in Vietnam.
Though it came up in the vice presidential debate, moderator Elaine Quijano framed the Social Security question in the biased way the announced topics for the final debate indicate will happen again.
The words and actions of industry and environmental groups, government agency personnel, members of Congress, and other concerned interests, regardless of their side of the debate, indicate near universal buy-in to the 'science leads to regulation' paradigm (see [ 10] for discussion).
The national debate indicates public unease over the fairness of the system.
A New York Times Upshot/Siena College poll of Florida voters before the debate indicated the race there was effectively tied.
But a new survey from The Detroit News taken after the debate indicates Mrs. Clinton still enjoys a solid lead there.
Mr. Guelzo, like a boxing scorer, presents a chart for each debate, indicating points made and rebutted, but he throws up his hands at deciding a winner.
These issues remain a matter of debate, indicating a need for vast prospective studies to look for a causal link between osteoporosis and atheroma.
Tuesday's debate indicated that the candidates want to avoid being tagged as defender-to-the-end of an unpopular administration.
