Sentence examples for having debated from inspiring English sources

"Even having debated him publicly and privately on it, it was always just about the issues — it was never personal.

Green recalled having debated the conservative labor economist Lawrence Mead and denouncing the idea of workfare as a device for making the poor "dance for their supper".

"We'll take any opportunity to talk about Obamacare and the Medicare cuts that were included in it," said Paul Lindsay, a spokesman for the National Republican Congressional Committee, who said that Republicans had learned how to contend with the issue after having debated it for more than two years already.

Morgan, a self-proclaimed scholar on the word, having "debated this issue many times during my tenure at CNN", believes that the word represents everything America has fought against, and that it should be "tied to a literary post and whipped into such brutal submission that it never rears its vicious head again".

His campaign told FactCheck.org that since the motion to consider debate on the budget failed, "There is no way to speculate if [McConnell] would have voted for final passage without having debated amendments".

Colleagues have debated wedding dates.

Scholars have debated it for centuries.

I have debated it hundreds of times.

bill that Texas lawmakers had debated.

Urban theorists have debated it for decades.

I've debated animal: bee, owl or fox.