Sentence examples for obvious debate from inspiring English sources

One obvious debate will be taxes versus spending.

Given that the arrest warrant cannot be enforced, there is an obvious debate to be had about whether it was worth issuing.

The conflict, nevertheless, is too obvious to debate.

"It's obvious this debate is going to be unfair," Mr. Hinchey said.

RCB of Savannah, Ga., writes "It would seem too obvious to debate except in D.C. that businesses are not in business to pay higher taxes, fees, compliance, etc…just look at how your state and local governments compete to attract new business by offering to reduce tax burdens".

It was very obvious in the debate she was a first-time candidate".

The UK's weakened hand is most obvious in the debate over Hill's successor.

But as is obvious from this debate, more engagement is needed still.So hold the games in Beijing in spite of, because of or irrespective of China's government.

To the contemporary mind, it is too obvious to warrant debate that reason and revelation cannot both qualify as sources of ultimate truth, for, were they to conflict, truth itself would become self-contradictory.

But beyond the "who's up/who's down" of the weekly Commons set-to, it was also obvious that the debate about public spending and the recovery has suddenly moved on to different ground since the Tories announced last week that they will not go ahead with the bulk of Labour's planned NI increases in 2011.

As some sort of side effect, it becomes obvious that the debate on sustainability of the energy supply is often narrowed down to questions of security of supply and environmental compatibility in industrial countries.