Sentence examples for value in debates from inspiring English sources

It is my habit to demure on offering opinions about things of which I have little experience or no personal investment either as a participant, or as a knowledgeable spectator because such opinions are of little value in debates of real substance.

"Let me just close with what I think is the central issue, that I'm prepared to debate both with liberals and conservatives, but probably I'm of somewhat greater value in debating it with conservatives," he said, speaking of the need to change the federal financing process.

"There is no value in debating him," Scahill said.

Spoelstra said there was no value in debating the league's approach.

There is a tremendous value in a debate between media workers and concerned readers.

Moreover, calling shareholders the ultimate arbiters of value in this debate is guaranteed to increase the antagonism between environmental activists and businesspeople.

It seems clear in all this that CT finds nothing of value in oral debate or in case discussion with his peers — in fact he and VT seem dedicated to cloistering themselves as they work to change the America they recoil from.

We reached out to Axel Voss, who led the copyright reform process for the Juri committee, and is a big proponent of Article 13, Article 11 (and the rest), to ask if he sees value in the debate having been reopened rather than fast-tracked into EU law — to have a chance for parliamentarians to achieve a more balanced compromise.

More and more individuals need the advantages that come from high-quality credentials, and this book advances an essential conversation about crafting new approaches that will better serve today's students and today's society". "With accreditation the gateway to more than $120 billion in federal aid, questions about its nature, role, and value loom large in debates over higher education reform.

Value incommensurability also features in debates about akrasia (Nussbaum 2001, 113-117).

But after the Washington manuscript was brought to his attention last winter, Dr. Blight realized the rarity of both manuscripts and their value in the emancipation debate.