Sentence examples for debate posed from inspiring English sources

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A looming 2011 deficit-reduction debate poses greater dangers.

Robert G. Torricelli, the senior senator from New Jersey, who ran the Senate campaigns for the Democrats last year, acknowledged the risks the Vieques debate poses for the party.

The cabinet acknowledged the risks this rancorous debate poses to the country's image, saying Thursday that it would meet with editors to discuss what it termed the erroneous perception that it was trying to muzzle the press.

Town hall debate poses risks for candidates as pressure grows for Trump.

As past controversies surrounding abortion, fetal tissue experiments and cloning suggest, state lawmakers often step into the ethical debates posed by medicine and science.

Right now, our political debates pose a false conflict: that our country can't possibly invest in older generations while nurturing younger generations.

Hindus regard the Mahabharata as a compendium of dharma, and many passages in it debate dilemmas posed by dharma.

In his concluding statement to the third and final TV debate, Clegg posed, somewhat piously, as a different type of leader who would stick to his word.

But since this is how the popular debate is posed, it is useful to ask whether rectifying the imbalances is only a matter of American and Chinese households switching personalities.

The candidates filed into the auditorium less than 15 minutes before the start of the debate, first posed for pictures and then found their way to their appointed lectern.