Sentence examples for the subsequent debate from inspiring English sources

The subsequent debate among partners was muffled, partly by a decree forbidding them to talk to outsiders.

When the students hear him talk about the bee's sad plight, the subsequent debate among them is lucid, smart and illuminating.

The subsequent debate has focused on how much Twitter and other companies should do to tackle abuse of their users by other users.

As the subsequent debate proves, rugby has come a long way in a short time on this issue, though it still has not moved quickly enough for some.

In the subsequent debate she seemed more interested in attacking austerity than she did promoting some of her party's more radical policies on the environment.

Mr. Crocker, showing a terrific sense of pacing, lets the excitement that enveloped the town sink in just long enough, then turns to the subsequent debate over whether the video actually showed an ivory-bill.

"His vocal opposition to term limits continued through the subsequent debates on the matter in the 1990s and the 2000s," Mr. Alman said.

Every time this has played out — after the Korean War, the Vietnam War, and the Iraq War — the subsequent debates and arguments have been strikingly similar.

Dowd says he is informed by his experience of running Bush's campaign, where Gore's first debate narrowed the election, but Bush's efforts in the subsequent debates were sufficient to hold Gore off.

In the subsequent debates over Conciliarism and the authority of the pope, between those who backed the church council as the ultimate authority in the Church, and those that backed the papacy, divisions in loyalty mirrored political divisions in the country and Church.

Johnson stayed away from the Commons for the statement and subsequent debate, prompting the Liberal Democrat leader, Tim Farron, to ask Cameron if he would launch an investigation as to [his] whereabouts".