Sentence examples for more vigorous debate from inspiring English sources

Who on Earth could object to a more vigorous debate?

The opposition Democrats have done a lot better than in the past two elections, so parliament may see more vigorous debate.

The Nov. 2-3 meeting was marked by even more vigorous debate, even if the conclusion was largely foregone, the minutes show.

Given the growing popularity of documentaries, some filmmakers and movie executives say there is a need for a more vigorous debate about definitions and standards.

That's all to the good, in my view: A more vigorous debate earlier might have prevented some of the administration's mistakes.

The combination of better gains in the spring and July's increase in hiring means that the Federal Reserve is likely to have a more vigorous debate about raising interest rates when it meets in September.

He claims to want a more vigorous public debate, but promises to "demolish" any critic who undermines the government's standing.

If we are to harness that energy, and deploy and sustain it, perhaps we will come into a moment where there is much more vigorous policy debate and citizen engagement.

The recent killing of a child by a pit bull prompted a far more vigorous national debate over dogs than anything that emerged from the killing on June 11 of an African immigrant, Alberto Adriano, by a group of neo-Nazi thugs in Dessau.

Temporarily blanking out characteristically Deco and International Style skyscrapers – essentially making them into equivalent generic volumes – might potentially have activated more vigorous public debate about the architectural identity of the city.

There are interpretive disputes over all these issues, but none more vigorous than the debate over how to quantify racial profiling on the nation's highways.