Sentence examples for left to debate from inspiring English sources

Whether the work was successful and whether Mr. Prince's intentions were interesting or even explainable can be left to debate.

Red Pepper A monthly magazine which promises to provide a forum for 'the left to debate ideas and action'.

Apart from occasional dramatic rebellions, such as on Syria, the Westminster parliament is left to debate the details.

Certainly, the jarring revelations, and Paterno's exit as a consequence of what Penn State's board of trustees deemed a failure of moral leadership, created warring camps among those left to debate Paterno's legacy.

Because transcendent dopiness is not a crime, New Yorkers are left to debate the proper punishment for some chuckleheads who have run afoul of the law but have done no cosmic harm.

There are a few subjects left to debate in the Lords – the benefit cap for one should provide even more welfare drama, as this issue has stirred the Lib Dems from their apparent stupor, and more last-minute compromises are to be expected.

But whether the study "possessed significant limitations or was even perhaps seriously flawed is a determination that should be left to debates that are currently under way in the academy".

They become things that are left to theologians to debate, or we allow values to be a walled-off part of the political conversation.

The questions left to be debated now are who's going to pay for the war, who's going to be killed in it, who's going to police what could be a decade-long cleanup.

Much is left to be debated on Capitol Hill with lawmakers sinking their hooks into the recently-proposed master bailout plan.

The topics include: "Is sociology too left to promote debate and discussion beyond the academy?" The group's Web site, www.asanet.org, has a schedule of events.