Sentence examples for debate turned on from inspiring English sources

Until recently the economic debate turned on whether Europe could keep up with America; now it is whether it can stay ahead of China.

The most dramatic exchange in the Las Vegas debate turned on a phrase that might have mystified any viewers who hadn't been following the Libertarian primary.

The court said the federal government could detain them indefinitely, even after their sentences end, if they are determined to be sexually dangerous.Much of the debate turned on whether the power to detain such people properly belongs to the federal government, or to the states.

In fact a large part of this debate turned on the exact nature of water as matter, and what kind of mathematical proportionality could be used to correctly describe it and bodies moving in it (Cf. Palmieri, 1998, 2004a).

The debate turned on the FDA's consideration of Inex Pharmaceutical 's application for accelerated approval of Marqibo vincristine sulfate liposome injection to treat relapsed, aggressive non-Hodgkin's lymphoma (NHL).

Much of the food stamp debate turned on the question of who are those 47 million people?

Following a confrontation between Lydia and Russell, Lydia and Kevin approached Ronnie about backdooring Russell, and Natalie later debated turning on him as she felt he placed a target on her back.

The debate turns on the Pentagon's three-part strategy.