Sentence examples for dominating debate from inspiring English sources

But Collingwood's retirement, announced just moments before the start of play today, is still dominating debate.

This decline reflects the times, with bread-and-butter cost of living issues dominating debate.

It would be far too facile to blame the failure of the Copenhagen talks or American carbon-capping legislation on these revelations, given how the unraveling of the economy and other issues were dominating debate over climate.

But it does seem pretty important, not to say essential, a fact recognised by the Rugby Football League and the Super League clubs themselves with the policy review that is dominating debate across the game.

But it is the implications of the Cas ruling on the BOA by-law that is dominating debate here, with the controversy surrounding Dwain Chambers' attempt to gain selection for the Beijing Olympics still fresh in the memory.

He was fiercely intellectual and given to dominating debates, even with his children.

Their real fault was that they could not dominate debate.

He has allowed the Republicans to dominate debate.

The negativity that characterizes discourse in this country, the vitriol that dominates debate, bothers Feely.

The prospect will now dominate debate in the business world until polling day.

Of the seven Democrats, who are likely to dominate debate, only one, Tim Johnson, is seen as sympathetic to Wall Street.