Sentence examples for debates suggest from inspiring English sources

The financial crisis and the tenor of our political debates suggest that overconfidence and self-idolatry are by far the larger problems.

Or are we going to do something that's meaningful and changes the way we do business here in Washington, D.C.?" Many voters, just like their representatives in Congress, share more nuanced views of tax increases than the public debates suggest.

What matters to many politicians, however, is the fact that the opponents are the ones most motivated to vote based on the issue — just as they are on issues like immigration and gun restrictions that also have more support than divisive debates suggest.

One such service could be soil organic C (SOC) accumulation, but recent debates suggest that this is unclear.

Existing debates suggest that resettlement leads to exclusion of the urban poor from the city, linked to interrupted livelihoods and lack of accessibility to the city.

As these debates suggest, far from being merely a 19th century slogan, understanding the meaning of the "survival of the fittest" is of philosophical and biological urgency.

While the candidates all support Islamic rule, campaign debates suggested differences on the economy, women's rights, even foreign policy.

The confluence of these debates suggests the ways Mr. Obama is willing to emulate Mr. Bush and the ways he is not.

Chris Lehane, a Gore campaign spokesman, noted that Mr. Gore had long ago publicly agreed to all three debates suggested by the commission, and dozens of other debates.

His reference to uncertainty over the details and formats of the debates suggested an inclination to negotiate, as did the later remarks of one of his campaign aides.

But recent debates suggests that the Republicans — in their role as nouveau deficit hawks — are likely to oppose more job-related spending unless it is paid for.