Sentence examples for debate should always from inspiring English sources

But the debate should always be viewed with a bias towards exposing the truth, and giving our audience and communities as much information as possible.

The first is to establish that leaders' debates should always take place during general elections.

When Karim described teachers on Twitter debating "whether slope should always have units," we see the kind of incremental learning and adapting that moves math education forward.

That's why you should always debate with somebody with an opposing view: both debaters and audience just might learn something.

There is debate about whether PtDAs should always strive for neutrality or, in some situations, attempt to counter or undo known biases [ 50].

But one thing we can promise you that debate about whether blind actors should always get first dibs when it comes to playing blind parts.

The EFFLA Group [14] has suggested that foresight (in the sense of 'applied futures research in the policy context' but including open debates, see the definition above) should always be a process that integrates strategic intelligence, sense-making activities and the link to the policy cycle (see Fig. 2).

He knows the England captain should always be robustly debated".

What one should always bear in mind is that any debate here and now necessarily remains a debate on enemy's turf; time is needed to deploy the new content.

The requirement for a split-second decision means that these debates will not go away – but a sending-off should always be the last resort for the official.

At last night's Riba debate on the Snowden revelations, Tory MP Rory Stewart suggested the ISC chair should always be an opposition MP.