Sentence examples for useful for debating from inspiring English sources

One other form of pressure emerged: the scientific understanding could be useful for debating issues like evolution.

The five dimensions helped clarify why different data and activities were undertaken, and provided a forum for debating whether or not some measurement activities were useful.

"School choice" can mean all those things, which is why it's not by itself a very useful term for debating policy choices.

For this reason, with a new administration, it might be useful for us to debate the ways in which our corporate subsidies should be designed to advance the public interest.

What is revolutionary about argumentative theory is that it presumes that since reason has a different purpose — to win over an opposing group — flawed reasoning is an adaptation in itself, useful for bolstering debating skills.

In our time, presidential historians have been reaching back even further, to the founders, either in search of lessons useful for current debates or to re-examine the characters and leadership of those colossal figures in ways that can help clarify our own preoccupations.

This Background Document aims to provide information about the conference theme that participants will find useful for the debate.

The definitions agreed in the study (Table 2) provide a useful focus for debate amongst curriculum designers as to whether the opportunity to develop such attributes, are available within their program.

It's not very useful for us to have this debate," he said, later citing Obama's "exemplary" record on gay and lesbian rights.

The agent-relative/agent-neutral distinction should be one which is useful for framing these debates at the outset (for more on this, see Dreier 1993) and not one which we can deploy with confidence only after the debates have been settled.

"Choice" is a great word --  it has a universal, empowering appeal, and it's useful for winning a debate.