Sentence examples for started with a debate from inspiring English sources

The war may have started with a debate that spanned months about the threats posed by weapons of mass destruction, but as it was ending, few military people seemed bothered about them.

But it starts with a debate outside of these cliche, regurgitated arguments that not only blatantly defy reality and empirical research, but also stall us in an endless, perpetual cycle of bloodshed and frustration.

That has to start with a national debate; but such a debate requires the sort of courage that politicians seldom have.

Last week's debate started with a 20 May CBC story that quoted Frank Plummer, the head of Canada's National Microbiology Laboratory (NML) in Winnipeg, as saying that the Rotterdam group had made it hard for others to use the virus.

The debate started with a preface from Candy Crowley, the moderator for the night.

It always starts with a gentle debate about language, and the next thing you know somebody's breaking a virtual pint glass.

Other bills - on planning, embryology, party finance - may get tangled up in complications in a year that will start with a difficult debate on Europe.

It started with a Fey-less sketch in which debate moderators fawned over Obama, asking if he was comfortable.

Like so many of the world's great debates, it all started with a disagreement about cheese.

But it all started with a willingness to listen and debate a true and honored American tradition.

One of my peers in China started modestly, with a debate about whether littering was bad or good.