Sentence examples for deeper debate from inspiring English sources
"deeper debate" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English
It can be used to refer to a more in-depth or extensive discussion or argument about a topic, typically involving deeper analysis and consideration. Example: "The issue of climate change sparked a deeper debate among the panelists, with each of them presenting compelling evidence and opposing viewpoints."
Unravelling that contradiction demands more and deeper debate, not less.
And he contended that an even deeper debate was at play.
("We should have a deeper debate about these issues," Rubio said, and he meant it).
Beyond the cacophony created by Pope Francis is a deeper debate about the party's desire – or lack of it – to reach out to crucial minority voters.
The challenge here, of course, is that the fight over climate science, to my mind, is a spillover from the more heated, and deeper, debate over climate policy.
Local artists and city public art administrators say "Blue Mustang" has stirred a deeper debate too, about Denver itself, and what sort of image it wants to communicate.
He urged the president's staff, notably Susan Rice, the national security adviser, to engage in crunchier, deeper debates about America's goals in dealing with Russia, Syria and China, and how those fit with the interests of allies and foes.
In the spectrum of Q&A sites covering short bursts of information through to deeper debates on big issues, ChaCha very much started out in the former, around the same time as players like Ask Jeeves (now ask.com) and Yahoo Answers.
Mr. Zehr's decision to sue the government stirred deep debate within his traditional community.
He acknowledged that the rise of its fellow Islamists in Egypt had set off a deep debate inside Hamas.
There has been much debate about the film, primarily about its historical accuracy, but one might say not the right debate, not the deepest debate.
