Sentence examples for decisive debate from inspiring English sources

"So it's hard to imagine the American government and people finding time in the foreseeable future to have a decisive debate over the future of the space program".

A few days before her potentially decisive debate with Trump, Clinton is still struggling to consistently reveal that engaging, funny persona of "Between Two Ferns".

In his decisive debate with Jimmy Carter one week before the election, Reagan prevailed through charm, clarity, confidence, and the grim state of the Union ("Are you better off than you were four years ago?").

There was never a decisive debate, never a hallowed crucial experiment, never even a winning argument to settle the case, with one physicist admitting, "Most physicists (including me) accept that Bohr won the debate, although like most physicists I am hard pressed to put into words just how it was done".

Hillary Clinton scored a decisive debate victory over Donald Trump, coming off as more presidential and better prepared, according to a new HuffPost/YouGov poll.

The final decisive debate was held on June 27th in The Hague and on the night of June 26th, approximately 2,000 people walked the 25km from Rotterdam to The Hague in protest as part of the March for Civilisation.

That instinct faces its most decisive test in the critical debate over a new constitution.

Some local news outlets tried to explore how decisive the debate might have been.

Campaigning with homely puns and proverbs ("I'll admit to being irresponsible if he'll admit to being responsible"; "The Democrats are so far left, they've left America"), Reagan delivered his best line in his first, and decisive, televised debate with Jimmy Carter: "There you go again".

With the latest polls showing the main opposition candidate for president, the leftist labor leader Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, just a hair's breadth from a first-round victory in Sunday's election, he and his three main rivals clashed sharply tonight during a potentially decisive televised debate.

In the final hours before a decisive House debate on a broad bill to rewrite the campaign finance laws, the bill's sponsors said they were uncertain whether they could hold together a fragile coalition to pass a total ban on the unlimited, unregulated political donations known as soft money.