Sentence examples for making a debate from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gingrich and Mr. Santorum are now competing head to head for conservative support, making a debate scheduled here on Monday night all the more crucial.

"The timescale for making a debate happen next week is compressed, but it is just possible if you commit to taking part.

One or two people arguing a point (and often doing so primarily in the media) does not make a debate.

Dodd-Frank Makes a Debate Cameo  |  While Wednesday night's presidential debate covered a lot of wonky ground, DealBook was gripped when Mitt Romney began discussing the new Wall Street regulation.

It is rolling out a political strategy designed to make a debate about taxes that is potentially hazardous to Democrats into a much more favorable debate about just how rich and out-of-touch Mitt Romney is.

He wrote on Twitter that the mayor was "a clever man" who had "deflected all attention on his inaction and HGV ban and made a debate about Londoners wearing headphones".

"That's always been a core argument of Trump critics even inside the party: that he's the one candidate who actually makes a debate with Clinton over issues of trust and transparency a competitive one.

Refuting a person's opinion is fine, but refusing to hear it makes a debate pointless.

Making a big debate about someone else's bad business will probably only help that business to get noticed.

The most important thing about debating, or making a case for debate, is that you MUST know how to ignore your opponents, and if they offend you, call a point of personal Privilege.

A statement which would make a great debate at the next institute meeting.