Sentence examples for debate of which from inspiring English sources

They should also be subject to public debate, of which there has been stunningly little to date.

Her first Wimbledon set was shorter than many a sitcom, or a debate, of which, in regard to Williams's dominance on grass, there is none.

While James's handlers have said that proceeds from the show will go to charity, the debate within the debate of which team he should play for has raged, with critics complaining that the process has become unflatteringly self-indulgent.

These included convening congresses annually, imposing a 50% limit on the proportion of delegates who hold official rank and electing fewer delegates, in order to cut costs and encourage genuine debate (of which there is currently none).

The result settles the debate of which sulfur compound elicits the distinctive pungency, as well as explains why cooked garlic tastes mellower.

My advice: Try both and join the debate of which restaurant has the better duck!

The schedule for televised Democratic debates, of which there will be half a dozen, has yet to be set, and voting day in Iowa is still almost seven months away.

Chotiner convinced Nixon that he needed to run an aggressive campaign to the end, and McCall challenged the Voorhis campaign to as many as eight additional debates, of which three were actually held.

Primetime Republican debates, of which this is the 14th, have had an outsized influence on the race, with on-stage battles leading to countless tweets, blog posts and stories in a hyper-charged political news cycle.

These questions are still the topic of fierce public debate, many of which have yet to be resolved.

No wonder they and the president agree on so much and dare not consider or debate alternatives, of which their benefactors might disapprove.