Sentence examples for tough debate from inspiring English sources

But he is unready for the tough debate this will entail over letting in more foreign capital and expertise.

Whether you are destroying a life to do the research is a tough debate, Dr. Krause said.

And while City College is still a beacon for tough debate, it is no longer the cauldron of fiery protest it was in the 1960s.

The agreement now clears the way for a tough debate in which reformers have the major challenge of defeating an expected barrage of crippling or weakening amendments.

Mr. Lazio said women were being sold short by suggestions that they would not vote for him because he gave Mrs. Clinton a tough debate.

After a tough debate among his advisers, Mr. Bush agreed to seek a new Security Council resolution, but when the speech scrolled across the teleprompter, the key line was missing.

They had tough, hard debates, jealousies and rivalries.

"We have tough debates, continuous dialogue," says Kaberuka.

Mr. Stevens was known for wearing a Hulk tie during tough debates.

She fought the 2010 election hard, playing politics like the boys, with wit, pragmatism and tough debating skills.

"Made for tough debates, by the way," Mr. Obama added, "because we could never figure out what we were different on".