Sentence examples for well debating from inspiring English sources

"I don't think that a board operates particularly well debating issues in a newspaper".

One could easily imagine her doing well debating just about any of the Republicans running, after watching Hillary Tuesday night.

You might as well debate whether autumn should follow summer.

A spokesman, Bill Kircos, says that MobileMark is "a well thought, well debated and very sound benchmark".

The merits and drawbacks of provocation as a marketing technique are well debated.

To paraphrase what her side has said of John Kerry, she might as well debate herself.

You might as well debate whether autumn should follow summer". That was Tony Blair, Britain's prime minister, in October 2005.

In contrast to some of the issues involving derivatives and superspeed trading, the disclosure of executive pay had been well debated long before Ms. Schapiro arrived.

Taken as an expression of the will of the people, they can have real meaning when strategic choices are at stake, and well debated.

We are at a loss when national leaders, or ordinary citizens, treat detente as a controversial proposition, charged with pros and cons meriting passionate debate; one might as well debate which way the wind blows.

Then we have England, which has been well debated.