Sentence examples for debate material from inspiring English sources

"It looked like our debate material," Mr. Downey said.

Image what would happen if high school seniors were able to examine, analyze, study, explore read, understand, discuss, and debate material like this.

Today, when the package arrived at Mr. Downey's office, he happened to be preparing debate materials for Mr. Gore.

In another development today, the F.B.I. interviewed the campaign's chief strategist, Karl Rove, one of a limited number of senior advisers who had legitimate access to the debate materials.

She also rejected out of hand assertions by Molly Beth Malcolm, chairwoman of the Texas Democratic Party, that the pilfered debate materials had actually been sent to Mr. Downey by Karl Rove, Mr. Bush's chief political consultant.

24 Officials in the Bush campaign said they did not believe that an employee of the campaign's advertising firm was involved in sending debate materials to the Gore campaign.

The campaign of Gov. George W. Bush asserted today that leaked information about a Federal investigation into stolen debate materials had raised questions about whether the inquiry was proceeding in an fair manner.

Federal prosecutors have subpoenaed records from Gov. George W. Bush's presidential campaign and its media consulting firm to determine whether either played any role in mailing confidential Bush debate materials last month to an associate of Vice President Al Gore, law enforcement officials and Bush campaign officials said today.

A23 Campaign Mole Inquiry Federal prosecutors have subpoenaed records from Gov. George W. Bush's presidential campaign and its media consulting firm to determine whether either played any role in mailing confidential Bush debate materials last month to an associate of Vice President Al Gore, law enforcement officials and Bush campaign officials said.

After the primaries, Bush advisers recalled, their roughest patch was in September, when Mr. Gore gained in the polls and Mr. Bush was repeatedly knocked off stride by such events as a purported subliminal commercial from Republicans that flashed the word "rats" on the screen, and a controversy over Bush debate materials that somehow made their way to a close friend of Mr. Gore.

That irritation in turn gave the participants endless post-debate material with which to rally the troops.