Sentence examples for debated on which from inspiring English sources

Experts have debated on which is the best with the former having a higher vote of confidence.

Recently, it has been debated on which HICF methodology would work best.

– May refused to debate on television, which doesn't bode particularly well for the Brexit negotiations she's touted herself as being the only person capable of handling.

It took years to frame the Constitutional tenets about which we continue to debate, but on which the heart and soul of this great nation depend.

And despite some success stories, there is still debate on which changes work.

By the 1940's there was debate on which method should become the standard.

As I say, this is a true debate, on which there is much of consequence to be said on both sides.

What can be said with certainty is that it is a dispiriting and murky debate on which to be ending another season.

The issues and challenges are too great to deny voters a full debate on which candidate is best to secure our border, create jobs and turn our economy around," said Daniel Scarpinato, spokesman for the National Republican Congressional Committee, in a statement.

There have been the sadly predictable comments on the bakers' weights (as though it's unfathomable that anybody could enjoy food and yet be slim), and charming debates on which of the finalists is the most "shaggable".

Three others on the tree, Kenneth W. Starr, Robert H. Bork and the late Katharine Graham, were among those I selected and were also described in terms of a constitutional issue or debate on which they had an impact.