Sentence examples for debates to date from inspiring English sources

His debates to date form a fairly apt metaphor for his candidacy and, really, for his political identity.

Despite promising to debate last fall, Whitman has skipped all debates to date.

But I haven't been given the opportunity," referring to his systematic exclusion from Republican debates to date.

In the 2016 Republican primary debates to date, Donald Trump has proven to be a polarizing figure, topping both the best and worst ratings.

Nonetheless, the need for an innovative and comprehensive governmental intervention is more critical than ever - and much more necessary, in our opinion, than most of the issues that have been discussed in the presidential political debates to date.

The Testing Debate To date, there have been few large-scale appraisals of Web skills.

Unfortunately, much of the debate to date has focused on the technology and what motorists won't be allowed to do.

Tomorrow she chairs her biggest live audience debate to date, entitled: "Should Scotland be an independent country?" She'll be joined by members of the Yes Scotland campaign, the Better Together group and about 300 listeners from across the UK.

The statement is Obama's most direct engagement in the liability cap debate to date.

David Frum, former speechwriter to former President George W. Bush, Tweeted that "this was the most important debate to date: it finished off the Bush campaign".

Contrary to common misconception and a few cheap jokes, ancient battles haven't really played much of a role in Scotland's independence debate to date, with the recent 700th anniversary of the Battle of Bannockburn notable only for no one giving much of a shit.