Sentence examples for hard debate from inspiring English sources
But that was virtually the only mention of Trump and the Republicans in a long, hard debate.
There will have been a long, hard debate about the choice at No 12, but Giteau has stood up in major finals for Toulon and helped his team grind out horrible victories when the heat is on.
A European diplomat agreed, saying: "This is going to be a very hard debate". One of the key issues in the debate will be control over Iraq's oil revenues.
Unlike the Democrats' frontrunner, however, she has not had to campaign hard, debate with rivals or spell out policies on inflation, crime and a looming energy crisis - serious problems which could quickly sour her presidency.
To the extent that Benghazi is shorthand for everything that has gone wrong in Libya since the overthrow of Muammar Qaddafi, which the United States supported and contributed to, what is necessary is not an investigation but a hard debate.
Q. Tell me more about this. A. If you are in a really hard debate and somebody veers off the subject and goes after you in a way that isn't fair, you get to ring the bell.
They had tough, hard debates, jealousies and rivalries.
And these are just very, very hard debates to settle, because they depend on qualitative assessments (whose conspiracy theory is more round-the-bend and noxious? whose rhetoric tiptoes closest to demagoguery?) that are influenced, overly and covertly, by one's own ideological biases.
How to regulate "non-point source" pollution, such as pesticides from agricultural run-off, is a continuing, and harder, debate.
However, best American band is a much harder debate.
