Sentence examples for is even debating from inspiring English sources

The governor, John G. Rowland, is even debating whether to go to New York City for a meeting this week.

Now, there is even debate over whether the fountain is a fountain.

There is even debate over ethyl mercury and whether it gets into the brain.

But there is little evidence that headgear reduces the incidence of concussion and there is even debate as to whether it might increase it.

But tomorrow I shall be sober and you will still be disgustingly ugly.' It's unclear which of the two politicians Churchill directed his comment at - and there is even debate over whether he said it at all.

It's repugnant that we are even debating the merits of torture.

But Joseph R. Malone III, a fellow Republican from Bordentown, protested that "it's just sickening" that the Assembly was even debating the measure.

Dustin Hoffman, who had been standing on the small stage with other speakers, told the audience, "It's hard to believe, after listening to Mark and Emma, that we're even debating this.

So opposing torture is a good idea – and yes, it's amazing that we're even debating whether torture is acceptable – but Panetta gets no points for me on that score.

We are even debating whether to spend some $60 billion to build a leaky Star Wars umbrella in case one of them is tempted to lob a missile against us.

It was even debated on This Morning, with Denise, the show's agony aunt, saying the picture was "normal" as a part of parenting, and asked: "Who do we allow to dictate our lives?