Sentence examples for debate stand from inspiring English sources

Where does the debate stand so far?

"There are so many debates; the networks look for ways to partner with groups that would help the debate stand out," Mr. Conant said.

On one side of the debate stand those who believe that wilderness serves as a much-needed psychological counterbalance to industrial civilization.

On one side of the debate stand those who see the revision as a tactic to divide blacks at a time when affirmative action and other remedies to discrimination are under attack.

On one side of the debate stand proponents of the well-established business case for giving workers some flexibility in where and how they work.

If you are having an open debate, stand out and say your opinion!

Dozens of them who had turned up for the debate stood up and turned their backs on her as she was about to talk.

The debate stands to help Mr. Edwards more than Mr. Kerry, because he is far less well known and well organized here, political professionals said.

As the debate stands, Bostrom and others have said, 'If we achieve superintelligence, here are some of the problems that might arise.' As far as I know, no one has proved why those are not real".

And while his campaign manager, Rob Catron, made headlines by saying the League of Women Voters, for whom Mr. Schrock would not debate, stood for "the Communist Manifesto," the candidate himself speaks carefully.

The debate stood out for the intensity and personal nature of the exchanges, as Republicans tried to distinguish themselves — a tactic that risked highlighting the unhappiness among conservatives with much of the field.