Sentence examples for if debates from inspiring English sources

Forcing incumbents to prove themselves to voters is no bad thing, even if debates sometimes degenerated into macho scraps over the meaning of "conservative".

He has a point, and if debates of this kind did any of that they would be more than welcome because the democratic process in Britain needs all the help it can get.

If debates over Juventus's third star are certain to rage on for months and years then Conte would prefer it if they could at least be put on hold for a few days, so this success can be celebrated in its own right.

If debates are not time-limited, the bill is almost certain to fail.

But if debates only make a difference in a small number of cases, why do broadcasters and politicians hold them?

With just over six months until the General Election, do not be too surprised if debates about football pop up in Westminster as well as on BBC Radio 5 live's weekly 606 programme.

He paused theatrically, as if debating, then ordered a whiskey and a chaser.

What is the point of a referendum if debate is stifled by muffling key voices?

If debate were cut off, it would postpone action until the Senate moved on to limit debate on three nominees to fill vacancies on the National Labor Relations Board.

If debating taught him how to exploit others' weaknesses, it also gave him, he said, "an eye for my own vulnerabilities".

He turned his gaze down upon his fork, as if debating whether to rise to the challenge of lifting it to his mouth.