Sentence examples for game-changing debate from inspiring English sources

The Republican governor of New Jersey, Chris Christie, described Romney as having had a "game-changing debate" and expressed confidence he would be able to build on his victory.

The headline one is the new presidentialism of the campaign, most evident in the game-changing television debates, and also in the increased visibility of the leaders' wives.

More than 13 weeks remain before the last contest — the June 7 contest for Puerto Rico's 63 delegates — and any number of game-changing gaffes, knockouts, debates, advertisements or world events could influence the race by then.

Indeed, in the very first episode of the series, the heroine, Birgitte Nyborg, leader of the Moderates party, has a game-changing moment during a debate involving seven party leaders.

But it also meant Mr Romney ceded in advance any hope of a victory to match his game-changing win in the first debate on October 3rd.

"Game-changing kinds of changes".

John McCain narrowed the focus of his campaign yesterday after failing to deliver the game-changing performance he needed in his presidential debate against Barack Obama.

This past weekend, the team out west at Bass Coast made an industry-leading, what could be game-changing move that has been a subject of debate for days now.

Or the first debate, which President Obama sort of lost, in a game-changing moment that we are now prepared to completely forget because it's all about the next debate.

There's a debate about whether Web 2.0 in its broadest sense is game-changing.

In the current election, there are not only two more debates, but a complicated domestic and foreign policy landscape that may yet yield game-changing events.