Sentence examples for debate the date from inspiring English sources

They debate the date at which the action is set: when was the Chevy Bel Air released, and what was the drinking age in New York State that year?

Print dates for three of the editions were known, but scholars had debated the date of the remaining edition for nearly 200 years, Hedges says.

In recent weeks throughout Oklahoma, there has been a flurry of activity and debate as the date has approached.

Party Time Louis Armstrong gave the world much to celebrate, including sufficient debate over the date of his birth to enable his fans to celebrate it frequently.

A picture caption on Tuesday with an article about legislative maneuvers used in the federal budget debate misstated the date that the photograph of four Republican senators was taken.

An article on Thursday examining statements made by the presidential candidates during their Wednesday debate misstated the date of a news conference in which President Bush said he was "not that concerned" about Osama bin Laden.

The evidence of an inscribed Athenian archon list, found in the 1930s and attesting a grandson of Cypselus in the 590s, settled an old debate about the date of Cypselus's coup: it must have happened about 650 (a conclusion for which there is other evidence) rather than at the much later date indicated by an alternative tradition.

On the debate about the date of his writing see also Harvey 1989.

Most of the debate about the date of the poem has employed linguistic arguments.

While there is some debate on the date of the very first evidence of life on Earth, most estimates put it somewhere between 3.65 and 3.85 billion years ago.

An article on Friday about Senator John Kerry's challenge to President Bush for weekly debates misstated the date of the first presidential debate scheduled by a nonpartisan commission.