Sentence examples for round of debates from inspiring English sources

Extraordinary ideals and achievements have been countered by extraordinary failings and flaws, only to be countered yet again, each turn yielding another round of debates.

What have the current round of debates tested, aside from the candidates' ability to mold a question into an opportunity to deliver the same memorized talking points?

In the next round of debates, Michele Bachmann and the lesser right-wing contenders will have every incentive to attack Perry, because he's siphoning away their kind of voter.

"The biggest threat to the recovery now appears to be Washington, with lawmakers gearing up for another round of debates over spending cuts and raising the nation's debt ceiling.

The advent of cable television brought a new round of debates over government-mandated public-affairs programming, with the result that private companies were granted valuable monopoly franchises in local markets; in return, they were required only to provide channels for public affairs, not to create programming.

With Congress locked in yet another round of debates over airport security in the wake of the terrorist attacks, the fortunes of I.T.S., one of the largest companies in the industry, illustrate how difficult it will be to reinvent a system that has long treated airline security as an amenity rather than a necessity.

That became apparent again on Tuesday night in the fourth round of debate among the candidates.

And whatever the report says, it will no doubt trigger a new round of debate.

The encounters left mistrust on both sides that will complicate the next round of debate.

It has begun a round of debate on whether the Steelers should trade their two-time Super Bowl-winning quarterback.

Published by the Chronicle of Higher Education in January 2011, Brian T. Sullivan's 'Academic Library Autopsy Report, 2050'1 triggered another round of debate about the demise of academic libraries.