Sentence examples for difficult debates from inspiring English sources

He said that would lead to difficult debates about welfare immigration, insiders, outsiders and earned citizenship.

However, we must be sure that clear accountability for robotic thought exists, and this raises a number of difficult debates.

The RCN chief executive and general secretary, Dr Peter Carter, said: "Nurses care passionately about the NHS and are not afraid to have difficult debates about its future.

Dr Mark Porter, chair of the BMA council, said the decision to announce five consecutive days of strike from 12 September was taken after "long and difficult debates".

Given the issues in Washington, plenty could change between now and then with Congress veering toward multiple fiscal showdowns as well as difficult debates over gun control and immigration law.

Senate Democrats said they would like to seat Mr. Franken as quickly as next week, giving the party a crucial vote as it moves to difficult debates over topics like climate change and health care.

"The very difficult debate surrounding the debt ceiling was destructive of confidence," Mr. Stern said.

The tension of a difficult debate was broken by a less significant piece of business.

"I think this is going to be a difficult debate going forward," he said.

Britain has recently been engaged in a difficult debate about whether to criminalize forced marriages.

"This is just the beginning stages of what is a difficult debate for some," he said.