Sentence examples for question in debates from inspiring English sources

The complaint that asking her the first question in debates was evidence of a double standard was even sillier".

Thus, the ion contribution to the treatment mechanism was discussed and the complementary role of other plasma particles, like excited neutrals and photons, in the treatment process remained a question in debate.

Third, appeal to an existing definition in the context of debate over what the law of marriage, or its moral obligations, should be risks begging the question: in debate over same-sex marriage, for example, appeal to the current legal definition begs the normative question of what the law should be.

The general election campaign has been bitter, with Mr. Shamie repeatedly accusing Mr. Kerry of lying and Mr. Kerry attacking Mr. Shamie for being vague and not answering questions in debates.

Mr Bercow described the idea of the online forum enabling members of the public to question MPs in debates as "exciting".

Ronald Reagan, in a primary debate, scolding, "I paid for this microphone!" (Lou Cannon, a Reagan biographer, wrote that Reagan tended to ignore policy questions in debate prep, preferring to practice one-liners).

The critical question in such debates is whether there are theses T such that one side in the debate endorses T, the other side rejects it, the evidence is shared, and both sides have good reasons for their respective positions.

He stumbled early without question in the debates.

The principal purely descriptive question in those debates concerns whether philosophy exists as a practice or discipline in Latin America.

She always gets the first question in the debates.

No major policy speeches by either candidate and not a single question in the debates.