Sentence examples for debate more than from inspiring English sources

Somewhat controversial when new, the car's styling still stirs debate more than 40 years later.

Religion is inevitably part of the Scouts' debate: more than 70 percent of local scout troops are chartered by religious groups.

But even she wonders if Slovakia is "ready for an emancipated woman".Foreign policy has entered the electoral debate more than was expected a few months ago.

– Michael Cooper With the debate more than over half over, Mr. Huntsman has struggled to break out as his rivals sniped at each other.

These 27 words have been elevated to the level of scripture, inscribed on a blood-soaked pedestal thwarting all debate, more than 200 years after its passing.

The decision could prove to be a concluding chapter in the state's debate, more than a quarter-century old, over parental notification.

It was debated more than a century ago by Christians and Muslims, during another upheaval.

But his spokesman, Dan Levitan, noted that Mr. de Blasio had agreed to three other debates, "more than any campaign in a generation".

But Mr. Perry's strategists said this week that future debates — more than a dozen in the next 90 days — would conflict with his campaign schedule.

With only about 564,000 people spread across an area nearly twice the size of New York State, and an utterly dominant Republican Party, Wyoming is a place where personal relationships and family histories shape debates more than ideology.

As lawmakers debated, more than 3,000 public sector workers and retirees gathered to demonstrate against the belt-tightening measures, which include cutting public sector wages by 25 percent and pension payments by 15 percent.