The gradual way the crisis has unfolded has led to an angels-on-the-head-of-a-pin debate among economists about whether what we're suffering really deserves to be called a recession.
Honestly, they're still arguing about the Weather Underground and flag burning (by way of the flag-pin debate).8 50 : Seeing as how it's the commercial break, let's consider Mr Red's comment at 8 33 regarding Barack and the grizzly bear.
Already, there are medieval how-many-angels-can-dance-on-the-head-of-a-pin debates about which method is most appropriate.
Hence any excess return must stem from some element of style.Academics have entered this debate, trying to pin down the factors that drive a fund's performance.
Sometimes she argues they are dancing on the head of a pin by debating who is a true progressive, but when the policy gulf is illuminated the attack switches to what she claims are his wildly unrealistic proposals.
Bishop Julius Oyet, sitting beside Mr. Ssempa, tried unsuccessfully to pin Speaker Ssekandi with the two "Debate Our Bill Now!" and "No to Sodomy" pins before speaking passionately on the "dire need" to "save the nation".
Last week, UCS contacted CBS News anchor Bob Schieffer, the moderator of the Boca Raton debate, urging him to pin Obama and Romney down on climate change.
Having exhausted all his friends in every possible area of debate, he was eager to pin me in a corner, I decided, and to resume our conversations where we had left them off, all of thirty years before.
He had benefited from a string of multicandidate primary debates where his opponents struggled to pin him down on specifics of his policy plans.
You heard that during the pre-Christmas Democratic debate, when ABC's Martha Raddatz tried to pin down Clinton's advocacy of a no-fly zone in Syria.
