Sentence examples for dominant debate from inspiring English sources

Let's start with financial regulation, the dominant debate in Congress these days.

Re "Spurning Secularism, Many French Muslims Find Haven in Catholic Schools" (news article, Sept. 30): The dominant debate around Muslims' lack of integration into Europe's markedly secular societies neglects to highlight constructive examples of interfaith co-existence as is highlighted in your article.

WASHINGTON — Mitt Romney is seen by more voters in three battleground states as a strong leader after his dominant debate performance last week, but perceptions that the economy is improving remain a buttress for President Obama as the 2012 campaign comes down to its final weeks.

One worry is that we are leaving out critical voices who did not represent a position in the dominant debates in their own time, especially women and oppressed minorities.

Each comparator conveys different aspects, expectations, hopes and fears, and the dominant debates are held under partly or entirely different frames, respectively.

Won't those from private schools, where a certain type of confidence and self-assurance is taught, become even more dominant in debate?

Today, simply using the word seems benighted, as our most dominant feminist debates are conducted at the level of rarefied conflict between satisfying maternal desire and satisfying the ambition to run global assets management at JPMorgan.

The New Media Index's first report states "From the preparations to the swearing-in to the music, President Barack Obama's inauguration was by far and away the dominant subject debated and dissected by bloggers, user news sites and other social media last week".

Critics say that Mr. Takeshita and his faction became a virtual politburo that used its control over the pork barrel to dominate the country's overwhelmingly dominant party, suppressing debate in the process.

Most dominant of this debate is the likely effect of seismic events upon stimulating the reservoirs through hydraulic fracturing.

Unfortunately, "single-payer" remains stubbornly dominant in this debate, though Medicare for all has been bandied about by some advocates, including Bernie Sanders.