Sentence examples for debates may not be from inspiring English sources

If anything, in this election cycle the debates may not be changing many or any minds, as evidenced by the fact that the sentiment balance shifted back to its pre-debate position within 12 to 18 hours after each debate.

But officials in both camps concede that given the differences on the two sides, there may be compromises made, such as the prospect that one of the debates may not be broadcast in prime time on all three major networks.

Cutting back coverage and the number of debates may not be the way to go.

It's a subject worthy of a general election and impassioned debate may not be a bad thing.

Reasonable debate may not be an organic commodity, but it is unquestionably in short supply in this shrieking, solipsistic age.

"The feeling that this debate may not be viewed as the return of Elvis isn't necessarily a reflection on the vice-presidential candidates or the office".

The most expensive legacy of the Fits debate may not be the LGA's lost millions but an ambitious project aimed at improving energy efficiency, cutting fuel poverty and meeting the country's carbon reduction targets, put on hold down to a lack of trust.

But the debate may not be done, particularly if the drought persists.

The fact that Boehner is even leaving the door open to taking up the Senate bill signals that this year's VAWA debate may not be nearly as contentious as last year's, which, it is worth noting, took place in the midst of a presidential election.

Although there were relatively small numbers of participants in some sub-groups, such as the group in favour of change, our work supports Parkinson's argument that the views of those campaigning against reconfiguration proposals, who are most often heard in debate, may not be representative of the community at large [28].

Non-political debates, however, may not be much safer: the national divide over marshmallows on sweet potatoes is real.