Sentence examples for debates received from inspiring English sources

For eight U.S. presidential elections during the period 1960-2004, the rapid blinker during debates received fewer overall votes than his opponent.

During the last months of 2015, the Republican and Democratic presidential primary debates received significant media attention, as well as numerous police killings of black persons, including a black woman recently in Chicago and a 14-year-old boy, Tamir Rice, in Cleveland, OH a year ago.

As the debate received more attention, Mr. Madoff became increasingly better known in the financial world.

All three were trumped by the audience of 73 million that the vice-presidential debate received on Oct. 2. The third debate faced stiff competition on Fox, where the Major League Baseball National League Championship Series drew eight million viewers, and on Bravo, where the finale of "Project Runway" attracted five million viewers.

Ms. Laflin's reporting was a contrast to the buildup the debate received in the local and national news media, which promoted the showdown between Gov. George W. Bush and Vice President Al Gore as a kind of political gunfight at the O.K. Corral.

How about something that was hotly debated, receiving over 1,200 reader comments in The New York Times a few years back, whether long hair was acceptable after fifty.

Mr. Gingrich was considered by many to have done particularly well in the debates; he received the votes of about half of those for whom the debates were important.

Goodman has been the moderator for a plethora of political debates and received national acclaim for his professionalism and insightful questions during the KET debate between Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and his challenger, Kentucky Secretary of State Alison Lundergan Grimes, in 2014.

Perot won entry into the Presidential debates and received nineteen per cent of the vote against Bill Clinton and George H. W. Bush.

In September Tancredo participated in two debates which received much media attention for the decisions of top tiered candidates to not participate in them.

The matter began on Sept. 13, when a former Democratic congressman, Thomas Downey, who had been assigned the part of Mr. Bush in the Gore campaign's debate rehearsals, received in the mail a videotape of one of Mr. Bush's debate practice sessions and a stack of related confidential briefing papers.