Sentence examples for debates are often from inspiring English sources

Debates are often thrown up around authenticity and appropriation.

Debates are often won or lost in the first hour of post-game analysis.

Bioethical debates are often something of a dialogue of the deaf.

Epistemological questions and debates are often reflected in other disciplines having a strong relationship with knowledge, such as the sciences.

Political debates are often framed in binaries: Middle-of-the-roaders versus hard-liners, moderates versus ideologues.

Vice-presidential debates are often inconsequential, but Mr. Biden has an opportunity to remedy Mr. Obama's lack of interest with his typical, over-the-top intensity.

Debate coaches say that preparing a sitting president for presidential debates is often a chore.

Significantly, those who failed to watch debates were often just as influenced as those who did.

TRUMP His instinct in debates is often to attack and insult opponents, which had an upside during the circuslike primary debates but could be grating during a 90-minute one-on-one debate.

Unsurprisingly, positions in the debate are often based on interests and ideology.

As a result, economists' contributions to public debate are often biased in one direction, in favour of more trade, more finance and less government.