Sentence examples for pitched debates from inspiring English sources

After pitched debates with its European and North American allies, the administration won agreement from the United Nations Security Council last month to exempt American peacekeepers for one year.

Today, The New York Times covers two of the pitched debates in our society about animals -- reporter Dan Frosch covers the controversy over the use of chimpanzees in biomedical research and Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist Nicholas Kristof offers an indictment of the industrial confinement of laying hens in cages for egg production.

Healey's difficulty as Labour deputy leader and shadow foreign secretary was that Commons debates pitched him not against her, but against Geoffrey Howe.

Appearing to reflect anxieties in the no camp that many Scottish voters have switched to backing independence because of that negativity, Brown said Cameron had wrongly seemed to pitch the debate as Scotland against the rest of the UK.

Kimmel took this as the perfect opportunity to pitch another debate for the election calendar.

Dom Lawson Britney Spears Before the Goodbye A Guardian-led Twitter debate pitched Britney against Bob Dylan, and there could only be one winner.

Yorke pitched in to the debate.

The debate is pitched in familiar terms – is aid good for the country in the long-term?

Not one to miss a PR opportunity, the EU's Neelie Kroes has pitched in on the debate today.

He also encouraged a Capitol Fax writer to find proof that he ever suggested across-the-board cuts--which was pretty easy to do since he pitched it during a televised debate (among other places).

Our online debate pitches two experts into battle.