Sentence examples for debate reporting from inspiring English sources

Newspaper headlines fuel the debate, reporting, for example, that an accused New Jersey burglar went online to select houses as targets in wealthy New York and New Jersey neighborhoods.

Earlier this week I spoke to an international relations expert who's been researching years of immigration debate reporting, and his most basic finding was this: the debate is narrowing because immigrants are increasingly being seen as economic units who bring money into the country (or, if you're against immigration, crime and disease), rather than actual human beings.

Both the cautious tone of the reporting and the vigour of the debate reported - and the muddle - are invaluable to know about.

A poll by Ipsos Mori released at the beginning of Tuesday night's debate reported the company's highest support for yes yet, at 42%.

Whether this was a new Fred Thompson, or just a sign of mirage-inducing campaign fatigue among voters, many people attending Mr. Thompson's campaign rallies here on the day after the debate reported having similar revelations.

The local Clarion-Ledger newspaper, under the sparkling headline "Mississippi lesbian alleges retaliation after prom date debate", reported McMillen's reaction to the news that the prom had been scrapped: "That's really messed up because the message they are sending is that if they have to let gay people go to prom that they are not going to have one.

Precisely which cut of raw Englishman he favored is open to debate; reports referred variously to the leg, the left leg, the leg through the pants, and the foot.

Gerald Kaufman Labour, Manchester Gorton  The PM's performance in the Commons chamber, responding to the phone-hacking debate (Report, 21 July) brings to mind the quote about another politician made by Ralph Waldo Emerson: "The louder he spoke of his honour, the faster we counted the spoons".

The Internet is taking a backseat at the next presidential debate: CNN's moderator Candy Crowley will not be "taking questions via email, Twitter, Google Moderator or any other online source for the October 16th debate," reports TechPresident.

Now an Israeli team has dampened that debate by reporting the firmest, and oldest, evidence yet.

Unfortunately, there is a glaring omission in most of the debate and reporting about the relationship between improving education and poverty.