Sentence examples for nearer debate from inspiring English sources
As the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi draw nearer, debate is heating up about Russia's anti-LGBT policies.
As the vote on the spending bill nears, debates over its size and use are playing out across the country.
Get past the self-censorship and the platitudes and you're likely to find the most interesting near-debates around.
As the deadline for achieving the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) draws near, debates about the contours of a new post-2015 development agenda that will best meet the needs of the world's poor are accelerating.
Helfant is open to reopening the near-eternal debate.
But the issues surrounding our national cinema remain the subject of fierce and near-permanent debate.
Whether that was the game-changer or not is a question for near-constant debate.
As the last World Snooker Championships of the 1980s neared, a debate was raging as to whether the sport had lost its appeal with the viewing public.
Her campaign has garnered worldwide attention and galvanised a near-dormant debate over the right of terminally ill Americans to end their lives.
Like the Tories, however, it has spent the decades in a near-permanent debate about precisely which voters should constitute its natural base those on whom it should rely for a mandate to govern effectively and with stability.
In the case of contemporary pop, there is near-constant debate over who deserves the credit — the people who write and produce the work or the artists who perform it — and whether or not the structure generates any meaningful art.
