Sentence examples for unfolding debate from inspiring English sources

[The Chicago Tribune] The unfolding debate over whether natural gas should be exported from terminals along the Oregon coast.

The unfolding debate within the administration about Iraq will determine whether figures like Sharif Ali have a role to play in a broader policy to contain -- or even oust -- Mr. Hussein.

It also adds another element to the unfolding debate, provoked by the disclosures of Edward J. Snowden, the former N.S.A. contractor, about whether the agency has infringed on Americans' privacy as it scoops up e-mails and phone data in its quest to ferret out foreign intelligence.

The disclosure of such details could add texture to an unfolding debate about the merits of the Obama administration's legal argument that it does not need Congressional authorization to continue the mission because United States forces are not engaged in "hostilities" within the meaning of the War Powers Resolution.

In recent weeks, Belgians have relived some of that trauma amid an unfolding debate about whether the decision to release Michelle Martin, 52, is yet another sign that the country's justice system needs reform, and whether such a person should even be allowed her chance at rehabilitation.

Looking at the unfolding debate on the website I have set up in connection with my book, Free World, I'm struck by the fact that the fiercest, most bitter arguments are not between Europeans and Americans but between Americans and Americans.

But the judges stopped short of either ruling the program unconstitutional or mandating an end to it, punting to the already unfolding congressional debate for a resolution.

Many Kenyans have been disappointed that Mr. Obama has yet to visit as president, part of a broader feeling on the continent that Africa has not been a priority, certainly not compared with the unfolding nuclear debate in Iran and the civil war in Syria.

As the race unfolds, that debate over how to expand on President Obama's legacy will continue.

The assessment from Mr. Christie, a first-term Republican, added another voice to the debate unfolding this week about whether leaders are addressing the long-term budget problems with sufficient seriousness and urgency.

Still, if Republicans are seeking to run out the clock on the Democrats -- which is what many Democrats think is going on -- the debate unfolding on Capitol Hill would seem, by design or not, to serve that end.