Sentence examples for debate stories from inspiring English sources

Read these Room for Debate stories on swing-state voters.

In any case, reporters looking for local angles for GOP debate stories might ask Cruz and Rubio  why we need to give zygotes legal protection under the good old 14th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.

The high-profile anchor selected will inevitably be part of the debate story.

In addition to creating a "memorandum of understanding," (a rulebook-type manual that was hotly contested ahead of the second presidential debate), campaigns attempt to craft and control all parts of the debate story.

The big post-debate story is about the media.

Sadly, Joan never got to comment on her daughter's highly debated story.

While I'm thankful that they didn't give the role to LiLo or something, do you think that they might just skirt over the moment she visited her son in hospital and recorded the sound of his life support machine, her "I can't make love to Jews anymore" comment about Lou Reed or that weird, debated story about her bottling a black woman?

Now, it seems women who haven't traded sex for cash have begun to engage in a similar reckoning: from the #metoo movement and Harvey Weinstein to the New Yorker short story, Cat Person, and the much-read (and debated) story about a bad night out with comedian Aziz Ansari, we're talking as a culture about sexual harassment and the meaning of "bad sex" in broader terms.

A survey for the Pew Centre's Project for Excellence in Journalism found that, in the six weeks between the conventions and the last debate, unfavourable stories about Mr McCain outnumbered favourable ones by more than three to one.

The troops have become pawns in this debate; their stories a kind of Rorschach test that reveals more about how we view the war than its reality on the ground.

With storytelling, financial analysis becomes part of the language of a broader debate, reinforcing stories rather than generating them.