Sentence examples for sudden debate from inspiring English sources
In Washington, the sudden debate over military action in Syria and a looming face-off with President Obama over the budget and the nation's borrowing limit have shot to the top of the legislative agenda, while Republican angst about losing Hispanic voters in the 2012 presidential campaign has faded.
All of a sudden, a debate about the future of French football has become a battle for the future of France.
Mr. Celik is one of three Kurdish mayors who were arrested over the weekend on similar charges as the Turkish authorities seemed caught up in a sudden internal debate over how to deal with Kurdish politicians.
This sudden onslaught of debate targeting the merits of Do Not Track is surprising, as the advertising industry already voluntarily agreed to deploy Do Not Track by the end of this year.
"Desperate men will say desperate things," said Sean Walsh, a Schwarzenegger spokesman, of Mr. Davis's sudden interest in debating.
Mr. Gore's sudden interest in debates may be self-serving or even desperate, but he has nonetheless offered a worthy idea.
"All of a sudden they hear the debate move to guns.
For Darla Cox, frustrated that Mr. Santorum hasn't gotten much exposure or talking time during televised debates, his sudden rise in the polls has been gratifying after she watched him flounder for months despite an intense campaign schedule that took him to more than 300 stops across the state.
His sudden death at the age of 53 is generally ascribed to cholera; there is an ongoing debate as to whether it was accidental or self-inflicted.
Like the Kosovo war itself, the sudden, furious and deeply political debate in NATO over the possible ill effects of munitions reinforced by depleted uranium is a kind of Western morality play with Kosovo as its stage.
The debate and the sudden ordering of the new study demonstrate that, even if not mentioned in the mandates, preservation also is a societal value that the FGC should not unnecessarily interfere with.
