Sentence examples for sound debating from inspiring English sources

The critics make a sound debating point: during the credit bubble, the ratings agencies acted as whores to Wall Street.

Back in the early 1990s, during the "giant sucking sound" debate over NAFTA, it was still important to ensure that Americans didn't react to rising trade deficits and dislocation of jobs in non-competitive sectors by demonising developing countries.

"By constructing and instituting a sound debate process, it will allow candidates to bring their ideas and vision to Americans in a timely and efficient way.

Whether – and to what extent – SSD users also perceive the auditory stimulus as a sound is debated [ 97, 98].

We don't sound like expert diagnosticians debating which of several potential infections could be causing a patient's trouble.

"I think you got to look at... whether or not one makes decisions based on sound principles," Mr. Bush said, debating Al Gore.

This sounds a lot like debating my life -- and on my opponent's turf, with my opponent moderating, to boot.

Yet, as Justice Stephen Breyer remarked about the points made by a lawyer for the opponents: "All that sounds like you're debating the merits of the bill".

Americans are losing a golden opportunity to debate sound transportation policies.

At that time, he played a sound bite and debated its meaning with guests on the left and the right.

In the land of politics, his sound bites are debated, spliced and analyzed as closely as fine print.