Sentence examples for serious debates about from inspiring English sources

Underneath the jokes are serious debates about writing, censorship and exile.

All the candidates make vague promises to be more effective in reducing the violence, but avoid getting into serious debates about the problem.

But no money has been set aside for testing under Proposition 36, which has led to one of the most serious debates about the measure.

We jump from lighter moments between Sarah and her foster brother Felix (the excellent Jordan Gavaris), to serious debates about the ethics of cloning and nurture versus nature.

And the reason that they are generally excluded from serious debates about medical science is not because they refuse to agree about what that science ought to be driving at; it's because they do agree about what it should be driving at, and their preferred approaches can be empirically demonstrated not to work.

I think the most exciting weeks I have spent as a journalist were in the very early days of the Independent: we had open, argumentative and serious debates about issues such as our position on the Israel-Palestine war; we fought the closed parliamentary lobby system, and everyone hated us.

It's time for some serious debate about the options.

In particular, we need a serious debate about advertising.

There's serious debate about tightly regulating what people can use food stamps to buy.

Ancram wants a more open, serious debate about what is going on.

The nation needs a serious debate about the future of Fannie and Freddie.