Sentence examples for inevitable debate from inspiring English sources

Before the answers, the inevitable debate.

Last week, the inevitable debate over debating began.

There is always inevitable debate following an atrocity about the relationship between Islam as a religion and these extremists.

Hence there was the inevitable debate over whether the two Brisbane innings should, in fact, be regarded as more than a symptom.

Being England, where Test cricket is king, there is the inevitable debate over whether these one-day exploits will spill over to the five-day game.

"Those who want to quickly label the blueprint as advocating 'more' or 'less' regulation are oversimplifying this critical and inevitable debate," he said.

Over the summer, other factors will come into play, including other endorsement competitions and the inevitable debates over their importance.

Ahead of the inevitable debates over currencies at the G-20 meeting in South Korea this week, the World Bank's president has put in his two cents over how best to reform the global currency markets: the world's leading economies should at least consider readopting a gold standard.

So it was inevitable the debate about who is the greatest athlete would re-ignite.

Given that some losses are inevitable, the debate among many experts has shifted to an uncomfortable subject: what level of loss is acceptable.

With a rescue of Portugal seen now by most analysts as almost inevitable, the debate shifted Thursday to its likely timing — and whether any bailout would precede the formation of a new government in Lisbon following an expected general election in about two months.