Sentence examples for question at a debate from inspiring English sources

This was the central question at a debate hosted by the Southbank Centre's Women of the World festival in London on 1 March.

In another incident, University of Florida campus police tasered a student for pressing Senator John Kerry with an awkward question at a debate after he had been told to shut up.

With the two Republican candidates who spoke most frequently on these issues -- former Texas Gov. Rick Perry and Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul -- out of the race, Ohio Gov. John Kasich seems to be the candidate left with the clearest record on criminal justice and the one who offered the most substantive answer to a criminal justice question at a debate.

Mr. Giuliani's speech came a week after he gave a convoluted answer to questions at a debate about his views on abortion rights, setting off criticism by conservative groups.

In January, Trump took on Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly after she asked some tough questions at a debate.

The last question asked at a debate, which related to women was directed toward Ted Cruz.

I was asked to consider the question at a public debate this week.

Leaving aside the fact that tackling climate change would stimulate all kinds of investment in clean tech that would grow our economy sustainably right now, this comment suggests that if something didn't fit into this box Crowley thinks of as "the economy," it doesn't matter -- at least not enough to merit a question at a presidential debate.

He was responding to a theoretical question during a debate at Stanford University, but his response reinforced the perception that Google had higher priorities than addressing the problem.Such a flippant attitude has not gone down well with advertisers, who are up in arms about the problem.

Trump did not answer a question at the debate about whether he believes his position was a mistake. .

In an e-mail message, Mr. Obama's spokesman, Bill Burton, noted that Mrs. Clinton had complained about the debate questions, including her declaration at a debate on Feb. 26 in Cleveland that first questions were more frequently directed at her.