Sentence examples for notable debate from inspiring English sources
"Cornell's Action Regarding the A. B. Degree" and "A Notable Debate" (with M. Stryker) in Journal of Pedagogy.
A further notable debate about the metaphysics of haecceities concerns their modal status.
Fetter participated in a notable debate with English economist Alfred Marshall, both through his 1904 Principles of Economics and a number of journal articles in the American Economic Association's journals and in the Quarterly Journal of Economics.
Fiorina, 61, a former technology executive and CEO, first came to prominence last fall after two notable debate performances, which lead to surging poll numbers and increasing attention from major Republican donors.
In recent weeks Fiorina has emerged as a serious contender in the Republican primary race nationally, following two notable debate performances, surging poll numbers, and increasing attention from major Republican donors.
In one notable debate, Davis used procedural measures to delay vote on an amendment to remove it from a military appropriations bill, hoping to force a vote without time to conference on differences between the House and Senate versions before Congress adjourned.
At times Eicher surprisingly dismisses notable scholarly debates (the long-running discussion about whether Robert E. Lee or James Longstreet was to blame at Gettysburg "isn't quite as relevant as some might wish").
There has been a notable or notorious debate about whether the agent's reasons in acting are causes of the action — a longstanding debate about the character of our common sense explanations of actions.
The candidates exchanged harsh television attack ads and held a debate notable for its vitriol.
This is what's most notable about the debate over the Net's origins: it misses the most interesting part of the story.
A hundred yards north of our flat stood St Mary's Church, a squat, elderly parish establishment notable for the debates held there in October 1647 at the height of the English civil war.
