Sentence examples for preferred debate from inspiring English sources

Sometimes the participants made apparently contradictory statements, stating firmly that they preferred debate and trusted guidelines in spite of changing recommendations, and later in the interview the same participants would describe how changing evidence confused them because they felt unable to update themselves on research.

His final attack was against Vangelis Meimarakis, who he said preferred debating with friends and relatives rather than in the public squares of Athens.

"We prefer debates with local media sponsors, not out-of-state cable networks with a reputation for political advocacy," Mr. Barnett wrote.

In my opinion, regardless of terminology preferred (or debated) the relevant and important fact is identity of atypical forms in tissues, their basic biology and their relationship to disease.

Rudd's team rejected Abbott's suggestion for a debate on Sky News in Brisbane on 21 August because Sky News is a pay-TV station, preferring a debate on Channel 7 this Sunday.

Rudd's team have rejected Abbott's suggestion for a debate on Sky News in Brisbane on 21 August because Sky News is a pay-TV station, preferring a debate on Channel 7 this Sunday.

Some campaigns prefer that debate snippets be banned from campaign ads.

"I would prefer to debate it at the end of his career," he continued.

European leaders would prefer to debate behind closed doors the steps they can take to slowly knit together their policies into a more stable currency union.

The shimmy-averse might prefer to debate the merits of Fitzgerald's short fiction over afternoon tea in the hotel's aptly-named, deco-inflected Reading Room.

The episode, which was captured on television and in photographs, provoked a very public discussion on an issue that Palestinians normally prefer to debate privately.