Sentence examples for may have debated from inspiring English sources

Journalists may have debated the slippery slope of altering these photos, but some readers supported the decision of news outlets to edit these shots.

He later said in Minnesota: "It's easier playing Harvard after you've played Ohio State — Nixon may have debated Khrushchev, but I had to debate Hubert Humphrey in the primaries".

To an astonishing degree, the men supported one another's projects and publications, which they may have debated at a club that included amateurs (say, poetry-writing doctors, or lawyers with an interest in science) or in the fumy back room of some dark Edinburgh tavern.

Others may have debated the timing of Mr. Obama's visit and whether he was too late in coming to this flood-wrecked state, but Ms. Fernandez wiped tears from her eyes and said she had not been following any of that.

Other guys may have debated the authenticity of chicken parm or spaghetti and meatballs.

You may never have debated whether Candy Land is a sport, but these guys do.

Still, by this route or that, over 700 went, and may learn: having debated democracy, neo-fascism, the anti-imperialist struggle and much else, the young were due to disperse by "solidarity train" on August 1st to the provinces, where they can hardly avoid noticing the joint effect on real-world Cubans of Uncle Sam's embargo and Uncle Fidel's economics.

But there was already some indication that Google may have been debating its decision ahead of Adblock Fast's reinstatement, as Google's policy was being inconsistently applied.

If they don't have the ability to see both sides, they may have trouble debating their beliefs, writing persuasive essays and having civil political discussions with people as they grow older.

A moniker might just be an irritation to a moderator, but it is someone's link to a community they may have spent years debating with.

Mr. Obama may have "won" the debate, but if a Democratic president is unwilling to argue forcefully that yes, of course the government can create jobs (ever heard of teachers? Or the W.P.A.?), then liberals have no reason to celebrate.