Sentence examples for forensics debate from inspiring English sources

When school boards allocate many more dollars for sports teams than for science, math, chess, forensics, debate and other academic teams, they make it difficult for any but the wealthiest students to participate fully in the latter.

One was a religious group that probably wasn't what my parents would have chosen — but they rolled with it, just as they rolled with my passion for theater and forensic debate.

In England and Wales (but not in Scotland) court approval is needed before ANH can be removed, but by and large courts have acted as a rubber stamp of clinical recommendations rather than undertaking a full forensic debate.

Talk story about going to the Bronx High School of Science for one of the nation's most important forensic-debate and public-speaking tournaments.

By William McKibben The New Yorker, November 1, 1982 P. 36 Talk story about going to the Bronx High School of Science for one of the nation's most important forensic-debate and public-speaking tournaments.

Directed with a fine feel for the forensics of debating by Daniel Aukin, "Bad Jews" crackles with energy for most of its running time of a bit more than 90 minutes.

George Mason's forensics program and debate team are consistently ranked among the nation's best.

Josh Anderson, a Debate, Forensics, and English teacher at Olathe Northwest High School in Kansas, was a rowdy and difficult student himself until he joined the debate team in high school.

And that's a pity -- were we allowed to pick a South Carolina winner based solely on debate forensics and retail skill, we'd take Santorum in a heartbeat.

Try out a "smart" activity, such as the forensics (speech and debate) team at your school.

Adhesion-related complications are increasingly becoming the subject of forensic and medicolegal debate and there is evidence that medicolegal litigation resulting from complications secondary to postoperative adhesion formation are adding to the healthcare costs and the clinician's burden [76, 77].