Sentence examples for the key debate from inspiring English sources

That should be the key debate.

And at any rate the key debate, over causation, is mostly unresolved.

The key debate will then move on to whether Kingfisher can make the merger work on the ground.

And not all these options would be best served by annuities, said David Laibson, an economics professor at Harvard, adding, "It is not clear how much wealth should be annuitized -- that's the key debate".

The Work and Pensions Secretary will argue that the key debate is now over the difference welfare spending makes to people's lives rather than the size of the budget.

So when a report is produced of real value and of important contemporary relevance to the key debate in politics right now – how to stimulate economic growth – it should be celebrated.

This resource also outlines the key debates.

Bush at War recounts some of the key debates within the administration in extraordinary detail.

Greenfield compares herself to the plucky pioneers of the green movement in the 1970s and 1980s, fringe groups fighting against the tide whose ideas would soon explode into the mainstream, defining one of the key debates of our generation.

"[After the Arctic 30] one of the key debates we need to have is defining the ethical and appropriate levels of risk that we are willing to take," minutes of the board meeting this year note.

It gets little airtime nowadays, but this story cuts across most of the key debates in British economics: from why the wealth gap has widened so dramatically to why the country remains stuck in a slump.