Sentence examples for might debate it from inspiring English sources

Though some might debate it has lost its charm – its rooftop bar and new releases regularly draw in a well-heeled crowd.

A food historian might debate it.

Philosophers might debate it, scientists might still be researching it, but as far as we know, animals can't and don't distinguish between right and wrong.

Now, you might debate whether the dildomaker is indeed useless -- indeed, its end-product would seem to have a very specific use -- but Morackini doesn't see it as a lasting business or career path.

Newt Gingrich might debate circles around Obama.

Some racing fans might debate that.

In 2010 I suggested he might debate the future of human beings with Kevin Warwick, the world's first human cyborg.

Honorable people might debate the legitimacy of some laws, but travel restrictions based on religion are clearly deplorable.

Musicologists might debate the connections, but the music making on Saturday was first rate in the group's striking arrangements of selections from the Uhrovska Collection.

Yet while people might debate the size of the opposing crowds, one thing seems certain: this time the government mastered and largely ­controlled the narrative.

Mr. Kennedy suggested that he might debate the issue at length on the Senate floor, a reference to a possible filibuster.