Sentence examples for debate steadily from inspiring English sources

Deploying a range of sophisticated logical arguments developed over the last 25 years, Christian philosophers have revived faith as a subject of rigorous academic debate, steadily chipping away at the assumption -- all but axiomatic in philosophy since the Enlightenment -- that belief in God is logically indefensible.

Meanwhile, town hall debates rage, Washington lobbyists (outnumbering senators and congressmen by an astounding six to one) hector Congress and the signal-to-noise ratio in the health-care debate steadily deteriorates.

These debates become steadily more important as the epidemic of depression and anxiety seems to grow [ 59].

The second, meanwhile, is that we have had devastating flooding of a major city from a hurricane event in each of the last three presidencies, even as the climate hurricane debate has grown steadily more insistent.

But over the course of the first hour of the debate, his odds steadily plunged to 12 percent, meaning that the traders were now betting that he had a one in eight chance of winning Tuesday's contest — less than half the likelihood they foresaw before the debate began.

This debate is moving steadily into the public policy arena, as the European Union (EU) is now scrutinizing the privacy practices of major technology companies such as Apple, Amazon, Facebook and Google.

For years progressives have whined that Democratic presidents (Clinton, followed by Obama) compromise with Republicans while Republican presidents (Reagan through W) stand their ground -- with the result that the center of political debate has moved steadily rightward.

Since the advent of the television modern American presidential debates have become steadily more theatrical, now focused mostly on political pageantry and whether candidates can pull off a selfie or a fist-bump without looking confused or senile.

But the Republican presidential debate has brought them steadily into the mainstream.

For example, while Romney has been everywhere on abortion rights — a subject inexplicably skipped in the domestic-policy Presidential debate — Ryan has been steadily, and at times brutally, anti-choice.

THE HAGUE — As the debate on global warming steadily drifts away from whether it is real toward how it will affect our future, a new British study looks at the sources people trust to stay informed on the issue.