Sentence examples for faulty debate from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, these priorities are on the verge of being hijacked by a faulty debate over inequality and redistribution.

He joined the faulty political rhetoric debate...: "By the time Obama spoke," says Byron York in the Washington Examiner, we knew Jared Loughner "was deeply mentally ill and acted out of no recognizable political agenda".

As for Mr. Trump's theory that he was given a faulty microphone at the debate, Mrs. Clinton quipped, "Anyone who complains about the microphone is not having a good night".

What was pervasive throughout this debate has been a faulty assumption that our current education crisis boils down to a black-and-white choice between academic achievement or a holistic approach to teaching and learning.

The first presidential debate is approaching, but with faulty democracy.

Lawmakers will also have to deal with the continuing problem of wrongful convictions and the need to debate over the use of faulty evidence.

Instead of calling out the faulty assumption of this question -- that a debate about 'are women funny' exists -- he answers the question.

The vote came several weeks after it was revealed that the hotly debated result was probably caused by a faulty cable connection.

While civil rights groups have filed suits asserting that faulty voting equipment disproportionately affected black voters, there is fierce debate over whether discrimination occurred and whether it was intentional.

In the Nafta debate in Washington, the foes of Mexican truckers relied on faulty Transportation Department figures that showed that 4.5 million Mexican trucks crossed into the United States in 1999.

The wider context within which requests for NHS funding for breast surgery are considered is one of ambiguity and ambivalence about its status as a health care intervention (illustrated recently in the debate over whether the NHS should fund the replacement of faulty implants manufactured by Poly Implant Prothese (PIP) [ 25]).