Sentence examples for the debate reported from inspiring English sources

Both the cautious tone of the reporting and the vigour of the debate reported - and the muddle - are invaluable to know about.

Whether this was a new Fred Thompson, or just a sign of mirage-inducing campaign fatigue among voters, many people attending Mr. Thompson's campaign rallies here on the day after the debate reported having similar revelations.

Newspaper headlines fuel the debate, reporting, for example, that an accused New Jersey burglar went online to select houses as targets in wealthy New York and New Jersey neighborhoods.

A poll by Ipsos Mori released at the beginning of Tuesday night's debate reported the company's highest support for yes yet, at 42%.

Both were watching the debate, she reported, and both were enthusiastic Republicans.

The debate, first reported by The New York Times in late June, at times pitted some officials at the State Department against parts of the Pentagon that advocated aggressive action against Qaeda and Taliban targets inside the tribal areas.

Apparently writing from the car bringing Abdel Moneim Aboul Fotouh to the studio for the debate, Ali El-Bahnasawy reports on Twitter that the candidate has been forced to battle Cairo's notorious traffic to reach the debate site on time.

Unfortunately, there is a glaring omission in most of the debate and reporting about the relationship between improving education and poverty.

The Internet is taking a backseat at the next presidential debate: CNN's moderator Candy Crowley will not be "taking questions via email, Twitter, Google Moderator or any other online source for the October 16th debate," reports TechPresident.

They have computer lessons, and we now have two to three nuns recording the debates and reporting everything about the nunnery.

On the other side of the debate, the article reported: The Competitive Enterprise Institute believes the bill would undermine the private insurance market and burden taxpayers with huge new costs.