Sentence examples for debate is missing from inspiring English sources

Bob Herbert ("How Hot Is Too Hot?," column, June 24) is exactly right: the global warming debate is missing a sense of urgency.

There are two challenges the debate is missing.

The raucous infighting that has characterized many recent GOP debates is missing tonight.

The minimum wage was immensely successful and popular, but a chance to turn Britain's dysfunctional pay structures into a wider political debate was missed.

Not only is the concept of risk slippery and sloppy at the best of times (Wynne 2002; Schehr 2005; Chan 2009), but a crucial debate also is missing.

But there's one debate that is missing from public discourse: The rising cost of healthcare, which has steadily climbed 12% to 14% annually over the last decade, according to the National Commission on Macroeconomics and Health.

The idea that confidence and self-belief is what the debate and struggle is missing is seductive: it encourages sisterly encouragement – likes, shares and stories told in 140 characters are easily digestible, and a soft way to get adolescents, in particular, hooked on the movement – and, of course, your brand.

http://t.co/CAJ7BnfUPR We also got a better look at Adam Driver's antagonist Kylo Ren, who is seen 'commanding snowtroopers loyal to the evil First Order on the frozen plains of their secret base.' The Girls actor appears wonderfully evil in his black costume, and there's debate over whether he is missing a leg or has just been photographed at a bizarre angle.

Although a democratic society cannot function unless its citizens are able to rationally debate one another, rationality is missing from American politics.

The debate about Britain's railways is missing something important.

"The question of who is going to pay for broadband is missing from the debate".