Sentence examples for lose debates from inspiring English sources

"Front-runners usually lose debates," said Paul Begala, a longtime friend and advisor to Bill and Hillary Clinton, "because all their rivals have to do is stand on the stage as an equal".

Read about how you could lose debate bingo in the case that Sarah Palin says nothing, which HuffPost's Jason Linkins says isn't forbidden in the rules.

Stoudemire's technicals stem from a blend of complaints, lost debates, air punches and old-fashion bullying.

I am not alone in losing debates with Anthony.

However, what matters is not winning or losing debates, but whether the candidates won or lost votes because of the debates.

Odd then that the glaring omission so far from the "why Labour lost" debate isn't geography or ideology but simple demography.

This is the kind of action that would trump the endless, and ultimately losing, debate we have been locked in over the past years.

Would science lose the debate on its own turf?

Proponents of anti-poverty program spending will always lose the debate on simple math alone.

Of course, the civil liberties advisers may sometimes lose the debate, or even be shunted aside.

"No one likes to lose a debate, including me," she writes.