Sentence examples for to make this debate from inspiring English sources

So, I'm helping to make this debate go ahead".

Mr. Koppel said he would try to make this debate more interesting, but was not sure he could overcome the format.

"Our opponents are trying to make this debate about GHGs," he said, referring to greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide that are emitted as oil is produced and refined.

Rowling, who claims English, Scottish French and Flemish ancestry, also wrote: "When people try to make this debate about the purity of your lineage, things start getting a little Death Eaterish for my taste", a reference to the main villains in the Harry Potter series.

Yet abolitionists just want to make this debate about the punters, the men.

Clinton said she would work to "make this debate less polarized" — a hope that belies the vitriolic nature of the nation's past feuds over gun control.

The isolationists want to make this a debate about identity – well I relish that debate.

To allow the poll-savvy advisers of the McCain camp to make this a debate about "socialism" is to capitulate to their manipulation.

The government today abandoned their line that eight in ten families will be better off and has instead moved to make this a debate about the wider economy.

"They will try to make this a debate whoever the nominee is -- not in the sense of trying to derail the nominee, but just to showcase the issues and to make the case that this is why you need to elect Republicans in the fall".

Furthermore it might be said that reduction to the mechanical/analytical may make this debate irrelevant to ethical discussion for psychologists coming from alternative philosophies.