Sentence examples for Cause debates from inspiring English sources

In a city where everyone has an opinion about pizza, creative pies cause debates.

She at least expected the film to cause debate.

He agreed that the list would cause debate – indeed, it is already proving controversial.

Reporters and columnists increasingly attack him for his tendency to avoid proposals that cause debate, like his former support for a flat tax and school vouchers.

The museum, dedicated to Mr. Sakharov's legacy, regularly presents exhibitions intended to cause debate, including subjects like the Soviet legacy, human rights and the war in Chechnya.

But because there's some overlap, this can cause debate among the volunteers about which category a book should go in.

He's daring initiative is set to cause debate at the upcoming Second International Summit on Human Genome Editing in Hong Kong, which he will attend.

He's daring initiative is set to cause debate at the upcoming Second International Summit on Human Genome Editing in Hong Kong, which he will attend.

It specifies subjects that "may cause debate and disputation, including but not limited to biological evolution, the chemical origins of life, global warming, and human cloning".

"But I think art is supposed to cause debate and discussion and the electric blue cockerel will bring colour to Trafalgar Square".

In this short article, we highlight the El Niño definition problem and challenges of climate forecasting and disaster responses, which can cause debate and hinder preventive actions, thereby reducing capacities to cope and respond to hydrometeorological threats.