Sentence examples for question for debate from inspiring English sources

Barbaresco is the Piedmont twin of Barolo, but whether identical or fraternal is a question for debate.

Whether or not Scarlett and her other colleagues should be considered professionals is a question for debate.

Take this coming week, when the idea of family, as we report today, is shaping up to be the central question for debate.

The programme for today's 90-minute lesson, the penultimate before the end-of-year exam, includes a section on method, then a question for debate: "Have you ever eaten human flesh?" The students appear unshocked.

He told the story during a recent panel discussion about monopolies, a forum whose unstated question for debate seemed to be: If Bill Gates worries the government, then shouldn't the cable guy -- in the form of a merged AOL-Time Warner -- drive the antitrust people absolutely nuts?

That Clinton was unfairly roughed up by the press in 2008 isn't really a question for debate anymore.

Possibilities that were once remote became questions for debate in 2011: Will the euro zone break up?

(Like those who advertise questions for debate in our universities I am seeking the truth not laying it down)." This makes it particularly surprising that the Essays are sometimes called "philosophical".

Prior to the meeting, participants submitted key questions for debate and discussion.

Unfortunately, this paper does not provide any answers but rather wishes to raise some questions for debate.

The SMF, "offer an excellent standard of service to our sponsors" including the chance to "help shape the key questions for debate" - that is, corporations can pay to help decide what the Think Tank thinks.