Sentence examples for loud debate from inspiring English sources

The loud debate over adblocking is a sign that consumers are sick of unimaginative approaches to advertising online.

AMERICA'S loud debate about offshoring has its echo in Britain, and the volume of argument rose this week on the publication of two reports.

Whether the terror threat in the vicinity of the Indian Point nuclear power plant is greater than elsewhere is open to debate, and very loud debate at that.

While those numbers provoked loud debate in Jamaica, the Obama administration expressed its support for the operation, which aims to extradite Mr. Coke to face charges in New York.

Their recurring lament was that lost in the loud debate over the budget in Washington were the countless ways that sequestration harms rank-and-file soldiers, civilians and families.

In contrast to Washington's hush regarding Detroit, loud debate about what the government could or should do followed New York City's 1975 financial crisis — as captured by the Daily News headline "Ford to City: Drop Dead".

Talk shows blare loud debates.

Solid fiscal governance matters more for American foreign policy than loud debates about specific crises.

The new language may well raise questions for skeptical Mormons, but it's no secret that every religion has its share of loud debates about financial stewardship.

GROWING numbers of Chinese companies are quietly setting up operations in the United States, even as trade with China has ignited loud debates in Congress.

"The launch of this grand coalition is a clear signal that although loud debates may attract a lot of attention, we can achieve a lot together through quiet dialogue".