Sentence examples for experience debating from inspiring English sources

While the intense portion of debate training begins on Tuesday, Mr. Obama has been preparing for weeks, in part by drawing upon his experience debating Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton of New York in the Democratic primaries.

Ms. Stein, ever polished in bright scarves and slim pantsuits, is quick to point out that she is the only candidate who has experience debating Mr. Romney, which she did in the 2002 Massachusetts governor's race, her first of four unsuccessful attempts at elected office.

In a country with plenty of experience debating the merits of soccer players chosen for the national team, the far less British sport of tae kwon do has been thrust into the gantlet of the frenzied press in recent days, ever since Aaron Cook, ranked No. 1 in the world in his weight class, was left off the team in favor of Lutalo Muhammad, who is ranked No. 59 in the same weight class.

Clinton has plenty of experience debating in both crowds and one-on-one, stretching back to the 2008 Democratic primary.

According to criminal defense lawyer and chairman of porn lobby The Free Speech Coalition Jeffrey Douglas, C-137cest is regulated as virtual or simulated child porn, which he had firsthand experience debating as a respondent in the landmark case Ashcroft vs Free Speech Coalition, which walked back over-vague language in The Child Pornography Prevention Act of 1996.

I never suspected that as an independent, self-confident over-35-year-old, I could agonize over rental flatware patterns or suffer recurring out-of-body experiences debating the merits of poached versus mesquite-grilled salmon.

This week we saw blogs on meditation, the skills versus experience debate, storytelling and teaching EAL pupils.

He sought to turn the experience question around by saying, "Mr. Vice President, I don't think the country can take four more years of this kind of experience". Debates are partly about momentum, and if Democratic nominee John F. Kerry was on the upswing after last week's debate, nothing that happened last night is likely to stop that.

These advisers say Mrs. Clinton's other advantages — experience, debate skills, fund-raising muscle, a well-organized political operation, her popularity in the party (as well as her husband's) and her agenda — will carry her past any second-guessing about her Iraq war vote.

But a thorough analysis of the change v. experience debate shows that on both factors, Obama is simply a better candidate than Hillary Clinton.

No, I say it because of my experience in debating the issue with grassroots members who have been turning out on cold, dark and sometimes wet winter evenings.