Sentence examples for handful of debates from inspiring English sources

Romney says he'll participate in only a handful of debates, but two will be in Florida.

A handful of debates will be held nationwide to allow members of the public to make their views known.

The two men, both 57, entered parliament on the same day in 1988 and have faced each other before in a handful of debates and conferences.

Sanders and his campaign had long publicly maintained that D.W.S. and the D.N.C. had worked to help Clinton during the primaries — by, for example, scheduling only a handful of debates, often in the viewing ghetto of Saturday night.

A handful of debates had revealed a few cracks in the candidates' disguises at the time.

Why not let a thousand flowers - or a handful of different debates - bloom.

While a handful of MPs debated the crisis in Aleppo, a similar number were to be found in Westminster Hall arguing over whether the Queen should be given a brand new royal yacht.

As America became an overseas empire, a handful of remarkable Puerto Ricans debated with US legislators, presidents, judges, and others over who was a citizen and what citizenship meant.

Six of the donor peers have contributed just a handful of times to debate in the chamber since entering the House of Lords, and one has already retired, while retaining his title.

Nowadays only a handful of issues are debated in full session, usually those that can have opposing opinions, but the vast majority are negotiated responsibly in committee, the aim being to attain consensus for the collective good.

Teacups in hand and butter biscuits within reach, a handful of local technology titans debated the future of some young Indian entrepreneurs on a summer Saturday.