Sentences with phrase «common talking point»

These are pretty common talking points among both Republicans and Democrats.

It's a common talking point for Republicans running for State Senate.

The common talking point that ride - hailing services are apps and not transportation companies, so they don't need to be regulated, is «not going to fly,» Magnarelli said.

The plan echoes a common talking point of climate deniers, who say Earth's warming can be blamed on the sun

, the subject of transsexuality has become a common talking point in modern society.

In a world of Caitlyn Jenner, of Transparent, of Orange is the New Black and of Tangerine, the subject of transsexuality has become a common talking point in modern society.

A common talking point is that they are paid far less than teachers nationwide.

Most of them are religious schools and, not surprisingly, another common talking point among voucher opponents is that vouchers amount to publicly financed proselytizing.

Yet the two share a common talking point: They both drop the name HarperCollins.

As you'd expect, things have been rather quiet for the XCOM lads and lasses, considering that so far aliens have been confined to being a common talking point among tin foil hat wearing crazies but it's not long before shit gets real.

In the past, a common talking point has been the difference in the cinema style captures from the cut scenes and the action parts.

Based on new research, federal scientists suggest that an apparent recent slowdown in global warming — a common talking point for many people who dispute human - caused climate change — did not occur, but only seemed so based on incorrect data.

Under Tillerson, Exxon has instead honed the theme of «energy poverty,» that cheap fossil fuels are needed to meet the energy needs of the world's poor for years to come, a common talking point of the climate denial camp.

Vote Leave's campaigning efforts often employed National Health Service funding issues as a common talking point in favor of their pro-Brexit efforts, as embodied in the memorable slogan «Give our NHS the # 350 million the EU takes every week.»