Sentence examples for debating questions from inspiring English sources

Formative Years Mr. McCain has been debating questions about the use of military force far longer than most.

But American politicians clearly spend much more time debating questions of values than do most politicians in Europe (where the liberal consensus on almost everything, save perhaps immigration, reigns supreme).

Mary has become her own myth, shape-shifting through history, her status fought over by theologians debating questions of original sin, the differing meanings ascribed to her brilliantly documented in our own day by cultural historians such as Marina Warner and Miri Rubin.

The leading candidates spend their time debating questions that were put on the agenda by Republican think tanks, like tax cuts and pre-emptive first strikes, while proposing programmatic variations on old ideas, like universal health coverage and national service -- worthy notions, certainly, but no worthier than they were when Clinton put them forward 12 years ago.

Having an office within earshot of the lab helps, says Campbell, because he hears students debating questions.

"I recently spent [time] with [Page] in a small group and ... Larry was very upset that people at the height of the AI community were debating questions like the role of AI.

For years, Episcopalians have debated questions of homosexuality.

Who to test and how have become hotly debated questions.

Besides questions of categorization, the program officers debated questions of tactics.

"Young Earth Creationists continue to debate questions about the age of the earth.

During the heats, teams will debate questions such as whether an independent Scotland should keep the pound.