Sentence examples for response to the debate from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, Geronimo Rodriguez, Mr. Morales's campaign director, said the voters' response to the debate had been mixed.

In response to the debate about split infinitives, the linguist J. M. Hoffman argues that grammar should be approached in three different ways.

In response to the debate in parliament as the EU referendum bill was being taken through in order to become an act, we committed to producing this.

Mr Salmond would not have been expected to lead his party's response to the debate on action in Syria, with the parties' respective group leaders taking that role.

While the players have assured León that they are not opposed to her appointment on grounds of gender, she has come out fighting in response to the debate over her suitability as captain.

The university sector's response to the debate about vice-chancellors' pay has been embarrassing and humiliating and has damaged its reputation, the head of the University of Buckingham has said.

But rather than being the result of some throwback to Platonist forms or Aristotelian logic, species fixism is the result of a religious response to the debates between preformationism and epigenesis in embryological development (p. 95).

Only since the 1970s, and, as Berridge shows, partly in response to the debates over smoking and health, has this new agenda centered on risk factors and individual lifestyle choices come to dominate public health debates in Britain.

Yet traditional responses to the debate may not suffice.

CNN managed to corral some of them to register their responses to the debate's every jab and parry.

" 'Frankenstein,' " he writes, was "the most singular literary response to the Vitalism debate" — the argument over whether the force that creates life is the same as a spirit, or a soul, or simply chemistry.