Sentence examples for more important debate from inspiring English sources

But in terms of the future of fashion, perhaps the more important debate is: who is next?

Beneath this scandal is a more important debate about morality, ethics and the notion of public service.

The US Congress is having a bigger and more important debate: about the NSA and the nature of oversight.

The end of the domestic season is looming but, in many ways, a more important debate is only just beginning in earnest.

In the meantime, the debate over semantics has only further distracted the international community from the more important debate about how to save lives.

The party's ideologues regard the issue as a distraction from the more important debate over income taxes, and some of them fret, à la Mitt Romney with the "47 percent," about taking too many Americans off the tax rolls.

The euro crisis sits at the top of the agenda while more important debates are squeezed out.

One of the more important debates concerning objectivity in the social sciences concerns the role value judgments play and, importantly, whether value-laden research entails claims about the desirability of actions.

For a different approach to the connection between "the philosophical debate over ideas and the broader, and (to Arnauld) more important, theological debate," see Nadler, 1989, pp. 179 84.

More important, the debate was empty of a counterbalancing vision.

A Twitter hashtag sprung up called #VraisProblemesUniversite (real problems at University) in which people suggested issues that were more important to debate.