Sentence examples for debated the quality of from inspiring English sources

During Mr. Corelli's prime years, opera buffs and critics hotly debated the quality of his technique and artistry.

And in a state that has long debated the quality of education between the haves and have-nots, a lunchtime Spanish program goes beyond inequities among towns, but exposes them among families: children of parents who can afford to pay learn Spanish; children whose parents can't afford it, may not.

It was edited so we could discuss the key issues raised by the techniques used and debate the quality of student responses.

I think the numbers will be good, but I think we'll debate the quality of the numbers.

We can debate the quality of the text ad copy that's supposed to lure people away – "A revolutionary Multi-Touch device with nearly 200,000 apps".

That said, it's hard to debate the quality of the items on the site, even if some – like bath kneelers or stroller handmuffs – seem a bit superfluous to the everyday mom's needs.

The ability to criticize government policies and action, to debate the quality of governance and service delivery, to complain when a "development" initiative violates rights, to scrutinize the president and his inner circle all hang in the balance in Uganda.

Sure, people can debate the quality of the service, and should; with public health service comes a new realism regarding how people can live healthier and what the government, the private sector and citizens themselves can do to to make it so.

Three salesmen in the office spend most of the first act cracking jokes about religion (one does a funny impersonation of a revivalist preacher); debating the qualities of dark-skinned versus light-skinned women; and swapping clients, with whom they are having sex, as if they were baseball cards.

What needs to be debated is the quality of education once the students are admitted.

There is much to be debated about the quality of the data Mr Summers cited and the inherent logic of his remarks.