Sentence examples for more robust debate from inspiring English sources
We want to provide stimulus, provocation for more robust debate.
"I think there is a more robust debate about feminism in the UK – what a great problem to have".
This isn't necessarily a good thing for the country, which probably deserves a more robust debate over American strategy than the one we just watched.
But Jerome Price, originally from Modesto, spoke for the majority when he said the deliberations should be secret, like those that led to the drafting of the United States Constitution, to allow for a more robust debate.
"Had the secretary of defense had a wider range of legal opinions and a more robust debate regarding detainee policies and operations, his policy of April 16, 2003, might well have been developed and issued in early December 2002," the report said.
Rather than having a more robust debate about the potential abuses this bill could have, Congress had no choice but to pass the bill.
Challenging broadcasters to open the airwaves to more robust political debate, the federal government today suspended two long-established rules that had required radio and television stations to provide free reply time for opponents of political candidates endorsed by the stations and for candidates and others whose integrity is attacked.
But, in a wired society that lives much of its life on social media, the internet has been an arena for much more robust and uninhibited debate.
Far from embracing the attacks, many leading conservative health care policy experts said in recent interviews that the dynamic was precluding a more robust real-world debate while making it nearly impossible for them to inject their studied, free-market solutions into the discussions.
Originally unveiled as a really simple way to agree or disagree with political positions, Brigade has evolved into a more robust site for debating policy and political topics.
(Actually, you're more likely to encounter robust debate at Macy's than at, say, the Urban Center).
