Sentence examples for debate tends to from inspiring English sources
And this is where the debate tends to get heated.
The local debate tends to center more on the high rate of guns used in suicides.
This debate tends to focus on supply-side measures, such as making labour markets more flexible.
When it comes to discussing the overall tax take from GDP the debate tends to be ideological.
The prohibition-versus-legalisation debate tends to be interminably dreary, chiefly because neither side ever seems to change anybody's mind.
Because of that, the debate tends to turn on sketchy evidence, worst-case scenarios and skeptical retorts.
But people on both sides of the abortion debate tend to use their data as the reliable data.
The attention paid in the American and Latin American media to the drug debate tended to obscure another message that Mr. Santos was eager to convey as host of the summit meeting: Colombia's progress on economic and security issues.
The share of American workers with a college degree, 20% in 1980, is over 30% today.The excluded middleIn their haste to applaud or lament this tale, both sides of the debate tend to overlook some nuances.
Both sides of the debate tend to reduce the dizzying variety of gay lives to an ideal condition: either you're prowling the bars or you're gardening in the Berkshires.
Americans who had paid little attention to the Cuba policy debate tended to support the father's claim over exile relatives in Miami, who insisted that the boy be granted political asylum.
