Sentence examples for debating a point from inspiring English sources

In general, the fact that green coastal cities aren't growing more rapidly is a major environmental issue.On the second point, concerning the relationship between zoning and emissions, I think Mr Rockwell is debating a point I didn't make.

As penance, he becomes an itinerant beggar, until one day he enters a study hall and hears two porters learnedly debating a point of law; when one of them finds a copy of the rabbi's book on the shelf and uses it to prove an argument, the rabbi is finally vindicated in his own eyes.

But every now and then, at big meetings, I've notice that my colleagues and I also use those same bright, smooth modulations especially when we're debating a point.

There was no compromise with Andrea, but she would never refuse to debate a point with anyone, so long as they were on the side of social justice.

Although many aspects of a link between tropical cyclones and global warming are still being "hotly debated", a point of agreement is that the strength of destructiveness no individual tropical cyclone or season can be attributed entirely to global warming.

She said ThinkCERCA stands out from similar products in the space due to its focus on "advanced skills", and its structure that encourages students to initiate and debate a point of view based on what they read.

Mr. Bush's aides now say that the governor always intended to debate -- a point that seemed less clear in 1998 -- and agreed to a single event late in the race when voters would be paying attention.

Indeed, they have dominated and distorted the whole global warming debate, a point stressed by Alan Thorpe, head of the Natural Environment Research Council.

Both sides in this debate have a point.

And The Guardian's TV blog will be debating such points with a weekly update every Friday night.

We look forward to debating those points in a general election campaign.