Still, women are debating, partly because Palin herself injected motherhood into the campaign.
Earthquake prediction invites debate partly because it resists definition.
Such concerns have ignited heated debates, partly driven by ideology and vested interests, but also by questionable decisions made previously.
He won a second term, and the shutdown debate, partly because voters judged him as willing to compromise.
There are valid debates, partly raised by the successes of the Occupy movement, over how much emphasis to place on disruptive action, and how much on communicative action.
By John Cassidy October 14, 2015 Undoubtedly, Hillary Clinton was the biggest winner in the first Democratic debate, partly because she was playing for the highest stakes.
While the superpowers bickered, the oppressed continued to live and die in bonded squalor.Thankfully, the end of the Cold War has restored some balance to the rights debate, partly through the concept of human security.
Bright's study is unlikely to end the debate, partly because it rests on the company's proprietary algorithm to determine who is a "good fit" for a particular job opening.
The warring aspects of his personality partly had their roots in old Parnellite and home rule politics, which personalised and sometimes embittered public debate, partly in the example of the generation of French intellectuals that emerged after the second world war, partly in the liberal leftism of the 1950s, and partly in 1960s protest politics.
