Sentence examples for point of debating from inspiring English sources

ANDREW ROTH Vice President of Government Affairs Club for Growth Washington, Aug. 15, 2011 To the Editor: Many Americans are beyond the point of debating whether to raise taxes for reasons of fairness or balance or Keynesian or supply-side economics.

"They're extremely widely used in the economy and it won't be overnight that we'll see widespread phase-outs, but clearly we've crossed the river and we're now at the point of debating exactly which uses need to go and where we can use alternatives".

As the climate changes, and we are past the point of debating the fact of it, the distribution of pathogens is changing too.

Similarly, I believe we are beyond the point of debating whether or not lack of diversity altogether is a problem in the startup world.

However, the trust or mistrust we have in the meta-analysts is irrelevant once we have got to the point of debating a scientific issue such as whether a quoted standard error must be too small.

Taxes have also been a major point of debate.

How we do that is the first point of debate.

Whether that makes a difference will be yet another point of debate.

The true meaning of these results, however, remained a point of debate yesterday.

This is likely to be a point of debate in the forthcoming general election.

What's the point of debates like this, apart from their obvious entertainment value?