Sentence examples for debating the cause from inspiring English sources

Paul Krugman is also here, debating the cause and cure of inequality.

PAGE 11 DEBATING THE CAUSE OF RIOTS After the widespread rioting in several cities in Britain, a debate continues to rage across the country -- in Parliament and in the streets -- as to why it took place.

They are not bound to refrain altogether from debating the causes of the calamity which is visiting Europe.

At the ravaged City Centre mall, looters had pulled bank A.T.M.'s from the walls, smashed in skylights and carted away televisions, and on Sunday a small crowd was inspecting the damage and debating the causes.

Let the experts debate the cause for this hot December (El Niño's southern oscillation?) and whether this weather is an aberration.

Scientists have long debated the cause, with some blaming fishing boats for taking too many of the fish that sea lions like to eat, and others fingering climate change, disease, pollution, or poaching.

If you want to debate the cause, you can do that.

Economists have long debated the causes of the extraordinary increase in economic instability from 1830 to 1930.

We extensively debated the causes of failure, of which the informed scientific imagination would provide many".

Several late-night political talk shows have debated the causes of the tragedy.

Hosts and listeners often debate the causes of ethnic tensions on the handful of Guinean call-in radio programs that are broadcast over the Internet from New York.