Sentence examples for debate which of from inspiring English sources
It offers more questions than answers, leaving us to debate which of its characters are heroes and which are villains, who's been exploited and who's done the exploiting.
In lighter moments, they scuffle while playing soccer and debate which of them is more like the Portuguese forward Cristiano Ronaldo.
Fat tails and upward drift experts can debate which of these has the bigger effect and whether the true value of those SPDR puts is closer to $13 or $18.
Fat tails and upward drift--experts can debate which of these has the bigger effect and whether the true value of those SPDR puts is closer to $13 or $18.
Fat tails and upward drift experts can debate which of these has the bigger effect and whether the true value of those SPDR puts is closer to $13 or $18.
Historians still debate which of the two offices was held by Álmos.
The broadcasters would have debated which of the two was the right strategy.
Publishers are constantly debating which of the two is on top.
We don't sound like expert diagnosticians debating which of several potential infections could be causing a patient's trouble.
And scientists have long debated which of the 4,750 species of lizards are the closest cousins to snakes.
Mr. Hochman said he wanted the board to end its practice of debating which of three different formulas to follow, "two of which were pretty lousy, pretty inaccurate".
