Sentence examples for truncated debate from inspiring English sources

But the truncated debate meant there were no adequate answers given on these issues.

Mr. Feingold was clearly furious, asking "What have we come to?" when such a truncated debate is considered too much.

But with agitated crowds of demonstrators still milling at the union's gates, the student organizers decided to stage a truncated debate, divided into two smaller forums, one featuring Mr. Irving, the other Mr. Griffin.

In an extraordinary speech during the truncated Commons debate on BSkyB, a passionate and sometimes raw Gordon Brown defended himself from the charge that he had been complicit in acceding to the regulatory demands of News International during his premiership.

In a truncated 90-minute debate in the Commons on 15 July, the Government will argue that only technical changes are being made to the Hunting Act.

The show was truncated after Chávez ducked a debate with the Peruvian writer Mario Vargas Llosa, prompting jeers that the garrulous socialist Chávez feared taking on a leading, critical intellect.

Simar and Wilson (2011) again took part in the ongoing debate and concluded that only the truncated regression and, under very particular and unusual assumptions, the OLS model provides consistent estimates.

At this point in a truncated campaign, conducted while New York's attention is elsewhere, debates are the best way to give the public a chance to become acquainted with the relative merits of the two men.

Several analysts argued that the truncated nature of this primary campaign meant the only things truly debated were tactics and endorsements, at least when most voters were beginning to tune in.

But the statement got truncated and twisted, like in a game of telephone, then repeated, most recently during the debate over gambling in Florida.

Like other presidents, Mr. Obama's debate preparations were hindered by his day job, his practice sessions often canceled or truncated because of events, advisers said.