Sentence examples for prepared to debate from inspiring English sources

Alex Salmond has a vote, so he should have the courage of his convictions and be prepared to debate this... … It is extraordinary that Alex ­Salmond is not prepared to ­debate with people in Scotland these big issues.

But if you are not prepared to debate your position... .. Rogers continues: "He loves Christopher Wren!

Newt Gingrich, whose sudden rise in the polls has threatened Mr. Romney's front-runner status, said Friday: "Romney can't claim that he's prepared to debate Obama when he's not prepared to debate me.

"The British Transplantation Society opposes this view, however it is prepared to debate this issue as the theoretical and empirical literature evolves," said a spokesman.

In his telling, his opponents didn't come prepared to debate, just to mock the idea of climate change as an issue in the first place.

Indeed, the Webb proposal was the first on a list of four measures that Senator Harry Reid of Nevada, the majority leader, said the Senate was prepared to debate over the next two weeks.

The second two may be tempting, but you're opening yourself up to debate -- a debate you may be ill-prepared for.

He added: "The fact that 50 yobbo, fascist scum turn up and aren't prepared to listen to debate, I absolutely refuse to believe is representative of Scottish public opinion".

Evidently, Decius was not quite prepared to quit the debate.

It is not, indeed, prepared to engage in debate at any price.

Bousted said: "Like all fundamentalists, Ofqual is not prepared to engage with debate and uncertainty.