Sentence examples for debates given from inspiring English sources

Luthor insinuates that Wayne should not be getting involved in public debates given his own history of strange behavior.

But O'Brien is not sure that more complete genomes will settle the debates, given how much dogs and wolves must have muddied the genetic waters over history by interbreeding.

Genuine discussion of choice in conception and reproduction (and more generally) would clearly have been an important aspect to add to these debates, given that families in twenty-first century UK are composed of individuals with a diverse range of genetic relationships, or none at all.

Debates give candidates a chance to break loose of YouTube-ification and speak for themselves at length.

Farage, a strong performer against Clegg in the European election debates, gave a semi-conditional acceptance.

In a political culture as stage-managed, focus-grouped and airbrushed as ours, these debates gave us rare moments of rawness, not to mention Big Bird.

A poll by Ipsos-Reid taken on the eve of the debates gave the Conservatives 32%, the Liberals 31% and 17% for the leftist New Democrats.

Despite the debates giving a new shape to the national campaign it was not a case of national factors overcoming regional differences.

The leadership debates gave the SNP leader a platform to show off her well-honed debating skills and put her on the same level with the Westminster leaders.

MR: No, those debates give me the creeps with all of that anti-progressive rhetoric.

But the endless string of debates gave him a regular platform for base-pleasing attacks on Democrats and the media.