Sentence examples for heated back and forth from inspiring English sources

The financial crisis and the proposed bailout have become fodder for a heated back and forth in the presidential campaign.

After some heated back and forth, Walker told Wiggins he didn't see the need for the meeting, since he had a copy of the tribe's news release.

ORLANDO, Fla .— In their third debate in as many weeks, former Gov. Mitt Romney of Massachusetts and Gov. Rick Perry of Texas engaged in a sometimes heated back and forth over immigration, health care and entitlements, their rivalry dominating a stage that included seven other candidates struggling to catch up in the race for the Republican presidential nomination.

FOR all the heated back and forth over the acceleration of America's targeted killings campaign, which took out Abu Yahya al-Libi, the No. 2 man in Al Qaeda, last week, the program's lawfulness turns on one simple question: Are we at war? Try to answer that question, however, and the simplicity falls away.

McCain aides were positively gleeful last week as they watched replays aboard their campaign bus of a heated back and forth between Mr. Romney and an Associated Press reporter who challenged an assertion about the influence of lobbyists in his campaign.

It was the most heated back-and-forth yet in a debate that began last week when the Supreme Court ruled that the detainees at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, have the right to challenge their detention in federal court.

While the debate over Iran is unlikely to overshadow the economy as the predominant election issue, the heated back-and-forth this week — and the international tension over suspicions that Iran may seek to build nuclear weapons — ensure that it is now a part of the presidential contest.

And, owing to the profligate policies of previous administrations, you happen to have too much debt and future obligations piled up right now...and you need the stimulus Paul Krugman had a heated back-and-forth with Kenneth Rogoff and Carmen Reinhardt this summer over whether or not there's any evidence that debt-levels equal to 90% of GDP is the point at which such an effect kicks in.

Most children are too young to understand that raised voices or heated back-and-forths might not end in someone "getting in trouble".

This sparked a heated back-and-forth about the worms' origin.

Mr. Safer was not the only member of the Century to compose pointed e-mails on the topic, which inspired a heated back-and-forth for months.