Sentence examples for sharpest debate from inspiring English sources

The sharpest debate is likely to be over further tax cuts.

Perhaps the sharpest debate is over the role of Islamic law in the constitution.

The sharpest debate in 1912 was between Roosevelt-Wilson and Taft.

More than anything, though, the ending of the play inspired the sharpest debate among audience members at the recent performance (and according to Mr. Norris and Ms. Shapiro).

But some of the sharpest debate of the meeting centered on the same-sex document, which is destined to become a pamphlet.

That conflict has fueled the sharpest debate in the United Nations on the distinction between a "national liberation struggle" and terrorism, which in turn has been the major obstacle to a convention on international terrorism that the General Assembly has been working on for many months.

The administration's initiatives have produced some of the sharpest debates since the forced busing controversies of the 1970s.

Some of the sharpest debates are likely to be over how to design one banking regulator for the entire euro area and for noneuro states that wish to join.

Indeed, one of the sharpest debates to come, as the legislation heads into a murky period of House-Senate negotiations, is over how to discourage companies from dropping retiree health benefits altogether.

As a former member of my institution's committee that approved or denied clinical trials involving human subjects, I recall the sharpest debates being about experiments involving healthy volunteers, like Ms. Roche, rather than ill patients.

The practice has touched off a sharp debate.