Sentence examples for strident debate from inspiring English sources

Negative advertising may not work in a country unaccustomed to strident debate on scientific issues.So the striking red "X", an anti-GM protest symbol that Greenpeace has used in Hong Kong, is unsuitable.

The dethroned New York governor, a full year into the role of mere citizen, has thrust himself into the strident debate over the spending habits of the government dependent A.I.G.

But the government's extensive battery of tests and the strident debate over GM foods in Britain slowed the application process.

Most leapt out of their seats for the Yes result in Dundee—"We got a fucking city!" screams one girl, standing on a table and with the headiness of day drinking and flag waving, mixed with a two-year countdown punctuated by strident debate, fingers can barely hold cigarettes with nerves.

Most leap out of their seats for the Yes result in Dundee - "We got a fucking city!" and "On yourself Nicola [Sturgeon]!" screams one girl, standing on a table - and with the headiness of day drinking and flag waving, mixed with a two-year countdown punctuated by strident debate, fingers can barely hold cigarettes with nerves.

The drift toward more strident debates over illegal immigration is a relatively recent phenomenon in Texas.

Prime Minister David Cameron had backed it, but it divided his Conservative Party and touched off strident debates in the House of Commons and House of Lords.

The often-strident debates over divestment, for example, were great learning opportunities for students holding diverse views, as well as for others in the campus community.

In a secret ballot, more than 1,400 volunteer leaders from scouting's 270 councils will accept or reject a proposal that has led to strident divisions and debate.

It's that closed mind that both Ms. Willingham and Ms. Gerson avoid, and that's what makes their work such a valuable addition to the multitude of voices online on both sides of what's long since become a strident home-birth debate.

The real reason for Mr. Huckabee's ascendance may be that his message is simply more uplifting — and, in the ethical rather than theological sense, more Christian — than that of rivals whose main calling cards of fear, torture and nativism have become more strident with every debate.