Sentence examples for debate that much from inspiring English sources

Both teams, from the same city, are still looking to win the conference and indeed the Cup – and the fact that they represent a fresh rivalry make this debate that much more enticing.

Whether he knows it or not, the fact that Karle gets paid for any of his videos puts him in the middle of a debate that much older media professionals have been trying to settle for years.

But when prominent female celebrities make ignorant public comments simplifying a complex movement for equality into bra-burning and man-hating, it makes having a productive cultural debate that much harder.

All else is up for debate: that much is not.

It is not a debate that much interests O. S. Hawkins.

Yet there's also another side of the debate that is much less contentious and much less talked-about: the extent to which public charter schools can learn from, and then export, some of the best ideas that undergird our nation's most outstanding, innovative private schools.

And if talks do fail, then by making this a partisan argument, Mr Netanyahu has made grown-up, constructive debate in Washington that much harder.

"I'm not sure the substance of the debate will change that much".

So we need to engage the regions and nations in a UK wide debate that is about much more than the terms of Brexit.

Now, however, the figure of the 16th-century tsar is having something of a renaissance, prompting a debate that is as much about contemporary Russian politics as it is setting the historical record straight.

But on Tuesday, she wore the teal pantsuit that she wore for the first debate against REPRESENTATIVE RICK A. LAZIO, a debate that won her much support among women (who, according to voter surveys on Election Day, were crucial to her victory).