Sentence examples for debate reports from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

Time magazine's article on the autism debate reports that the experts are certain "vaccines don't cause autism; they don't injure children; they are the pillar of modern public health". I say, "that's a lie and we're sick of it". How do you say vaccines don't cause autism when only a single vaccine -- MMR -- has ever been looked at for its relationship to autism?

The Los Angeles papers reported the debate and the exclusion of undergraduates from it.

The approach consisted of student-led presentations, an in-class debate, and an individual written debate report.

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

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.

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.

There were pre-debate reports that the Sanders campaign was not happy with CBS's plans to reshape the opening around Paris; the sense among commentators beforehand was that it would play to all of Clinton's strengths.

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