Sentence examples for less debate from inspiring English sources

He wanted more, not less debate; more engagement, less introversion.

There is less debate, however, about the fundamental risk that it poses to players' brains.

There may be less debate about what sort of crossings should they be.

There's far less debate about how the NHS as an institution can survive.

Somewhere along the way, antismoking advocates said, such laws have begun to draw less debate.

This was once a source of public controversy, but nowadays it has ceased to be a topic of conversation, much less debate.

This has perhaps been less debated as the tendency is to attribute operating weakness to cyclical headwinds.

Many of these participants would never have raised these issues in public, much less debated them with their critics.

The deal as it has been outlined is highly encouraging, but an actual bill hasn't been seen yet, much less debated.

But Mr. Bush, who has far less debating experience than the vice president, seemed more at ease and less scripted than he did in most of his encounters during the Republican primaries.

During a 75-minute discussion here with five business leaders, including the chief executives of I.B.M. and Ford Motor as well as the founder of a local chain of ice cream stores, inflation and monetary policy were not even mentioned, much less debated.