Sentence examples for make debates from inspiring English sources

We could make cognition-related fear-mongering shameful and rare, make debates about end-of-life care less searing, improve treatment protocols, reaffirm our collective compact with older people, ease our relationships with people of any age who are cognitively impaired, and enable adults to look forward to getting older with hope instead of despair.

And I've argued before that the changing demographic composition of the United States is likely to make debates over taxes and entitlements more polarizing than they otherwise would be, by making the old-young gap a white-brown gap as well.

Some observance of this would make debate on CiF threads more pleasant than they sometimes succeed in being.

As I said at the start, the NCA's role is to bring people together, to make debate and to change things.

A Commons spokesman later explained: "By convention members are expected not to use their clothing to display slogans or make debating points.

Which is what makes debates like these simultaneously frustrating and engaging.

Mr. Lautenberg, a Democrat, accused Mr. Forrester, a Republican, of making debates an issue to avoid discussing policy issues.

China watchers have been left bamboozled at the mystifying way in which top-level policy making debates have played out in the pages of the party newspaper.

It makes debates MUCH more fun.

Voting Booth-Drum Machine Makes Debates into Beats.

This makes debate difficult.